[Northern Yankee]

Reading that Pullman is an avowed atheist, I can see why there seems to be no Christian virtue in his statements, which raises a point of contradiction in him.

If he complains that the movie has no Christian virtue, then he must be admitting that there is Christian virtue out there. How is that possible, if he's an avowed atheist?

Like the agnostic telling the minister, "I don't believe in God, but what do you think God thinks of people like me?"

[kstewskis]

If he complains that the movie has no Christian virtue, then he must be admitting that there is Christian virtue out there. How is that possible, if he's an avowed atheist?

Typical unsubstantial rant.

Pullman is to Lewis as Foxman was to Gibson.

[Victoria Delsoul]

If he complains that the movie has no Christian virtue, then he must be admitting that there is Christian virtue out there. How is that possible, if he's an avowed atheist?

Absolutely; you nailed it, Jay. As another atheist -Bertrand Russell- said, "most people would sooner die than think; in fact, they do so." LOL.