To: goldstategop
Yeah, Hollywierd really stands on principle < sarcasm > .
I mean, they'll even give up money as long as they stick to their principle of polluting the collective mind of the world with sick, twisted pornographic, meaningless cr*p.
7 posted on
03/01/2004 2:05:27 AM PST by
little jeremiah
(...men of intemperate minds can not be free. Their passions forge their fetters.)
To: little jeremiah; Elkiejg; onyx
What were Hollywood's sinister reasons for demeaning The Passion of The Christ, making ridiculous claims that it it was anti-Semitic and too violent? The same Hollywood---the self-avowed adversary of Christianity---that produced an avalanche of films, TV and music demeaning Christians and trivializing Christian beliefs.
The answer is Hollywood is paranoid that it will lose its chokehold on American culture. It might even have to make films for Christians---the very people Hollywood disdains.
Let's be clear. Any and all attacks on The Passion film are attacks against Christians and will have important ramifications and serious repercussions.
America has learned to its grief that a culture devoid of Christian values is a dangerous wasteland of school killings, disturbed one-parent kids, crime waves of titanic proportions, schools teaching the destructive, terroristic NEA--PP'hood agenda, sexual license, younger and younger teen pregnancies, throw-away babies, abortion on demand including infanticide, and the homosexual takeover.
Fortunately for the welfare of America, Christians are finding renewed strength and spirit under the organizing influence of Mel Gibson's blockbuster film.
Americans voted with their tickets in atounding numbers. The take from the Passion's opening---Ash Wednesday thru the weekend---is nearing $120M. That's $120 million all-American Christian dollars.
The whole world knows now that Christians have the power. What they have not yet seen is what we will do with it.
8 posted on
03/01/2004 3:01:59 AM PST by
Liz
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