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Originally posted by DonovanPhillips
I don't see anything at all funny about it. I think that adult webmasters that DON'T go see it are being stubborn and hard headed.
If a person is educated, he/she will realize that the Bible should be considered an historical work, similar to anything written by Homer, Shakespeare, etc. It is a very influential piece of literature.
Simply because I don't agree with the idiots that think they should base their life on mostly-fictional literature (I say "mostly" because I'm sure there are a FEW things that are real --- just as Steven King books mention real events from time to time), does NOT mean that I won't go see a good movie from an historical book.
To avoid a great movie because you don't agree with Bible Thumpers is to let those same Bible Thumpers influence your life. Go see it because it is a good movie. Or because it is educational just as a Shakespearean Play is educational. Don't let the Bible Thumpers take it from you, even if it was a Bible Thumper that made the movie.
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i'm non denominational, why would I want to go give up my money to see a religious movie? a movie that was independantly funded by mel gibson.
how is it educational? how can you compare the works of Shakepeare to the Bible as educational ? two very vastly different things. comparing the works of an awesome writer, to a religious item. there is no proof that anything in the Bible is real.
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