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Mad scientist gets his hands on power of God
WorldNetDaily ^
Posted on 02/02/2014 7:40:49 AM PST by Epistolizer
An analysis pointing out the intersection of transhumanism and the occult.
(Excerpt) Read more at wnd.com ...
TOPICS: Religion & Culture
KEYWORDS: abby; genetics; movies; normal; occult; transhumanism
To: Epistolizer
To save all my fellow FReepers the effort: No, the hyperlinked article is NOT about the 1931 classic directed by James Whale and starring Boris Karloff.
Regards,
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posted on
02/02/2014 7:47:09 AM PST
by
alexander_busek
(Extraordinary claims require extraordinary evidence.)
To: Epistolizer; alexander_busek
Organic hard whole wheat flour from Idaho: another sinister intersection of transhumanism and the occult?
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posted on
02/02/2014 7:48:57 AM PST
by
kiryandil
(turning Americans into felons, one obnoxious drunk at a time (Zero Tolerance!!!))
To: Epistolizer
Frankenstein is the God story
God (Frankenstein) created this creature, us, humans, i.e Frankenstein’s monster or Adam
But Adam finds out being Frankenstein’s monster, a human, is a discouraging sickening lonely experience. His life is a curse, not a blessing. No one can love him.
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posted on
02/02/2014 7:55:49 AM PST
by
yldstrk
(My heroes have always been cowboys)
To: Epistolizer
I don’t know about the modern movie but the original story doesn’t expose anything. It was a story written for a friendly contest long ago in a much harsher world. If anything comes through worth analysis its the harsh realities of Shelly’s world.
I think people tend to over analyze the tendency to modernize old stories with modern themes. No movie or story can drive me to change my views on trans humanist psychobabble. I liked Avatar for the graphic effects alone. I thought the story was cartoonishly flawed.
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posted on
02/02/2014 7:58:44 AM PST
by
cripplecreek
(REMEMBER THE RIVER RAISIN!)
To: Epistolizer
I’ll probably watch the movie just because it’s sci fi/fantasy. I enjoyed the 1994 version with Robert De Niro, Kenneth Branagh. A lot of folks hated it, but TFB.
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posted on
02/02/2014 7:59:50 AM PST
by
Sirius Lee
(All that is required for evil to advance is for government to do "something")
To: Epistolizer
Congratulations, you made me click on a World Net Daily link on purpose.
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posted on
02/02/2014 8:01:33 AM PST
by
Fzob
(Jesus + anything = nothing, Jesus + nothing = everything)
To: Epistolizer
Inquiring minds want to know.
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posted on
02/02/2014 8:01:45 AM PST
by
GSWarrior
To: Sirius Lee
"I enjoyed the 1994 version with Robert De Niro, Kenneth Branagh. A lot of folks hated it, but TFB." As did I, but I still ROTFL at Frank Caliendo's brief take on the subject of Deniro playing the monster:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GSIFqGJD5ow
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posted on
02/02/2014 8:20:29 AM PST
by
Joe 6-pack
(Qui me amat, amat et canem meum.)
To: Sirius Lee
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posted on
02/02/2014 8:25:29 AM PST
by
cripplecreek
(REMEMBER THE RIVER RAISIN!)
To: Joe 6-pack
Great vid.
I hadn’t thought about how much DeNiro uses that push-away hand/arm gesture. Caliendo has him down.
To: Epistolizer
Kill anyone with a plastic heart valve or knee replacement!!!
It's the only way to be sure!!!
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posted on
02/02/2014 9:07:38 AM PST
by
null and void
(<--- unwilling cattle-car passenger on the bullet train to serfdom)
To: Epistolizer
It’s positively kabbalistic.
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posted on
02/02/2014 11:15:25 AM PST
by
Oratam
To: Epistolizer
If they want to play God they should get their own dirt.
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posted on
02/02/2014 4:08:59 PM PST
by
Morgana
(Always a bit of truth in dark humor.)
To: Epistolizer
The previews looked gay.
When it’s free on Netflix I MAY check it out.
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posted on
02/02/2014 5:52:39 PM PST
by
esoxmagnum
(Turtles don't win fights. Victory belongs to the aggressor, not the guy hiding in a bunker.)
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