| − | '''My Little Pony''' is a popular franchise of little girl's toys. It is most famous for the recent show entitled ''My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic'' which has obtained a sizable online following of people outside of the shows intended demographic. | + | '''My Little Pony''' is a popular franchise of little girl's toys. It is most famous for the recent show entitled ''My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic''. |
| − | It has been alleged by some that the popular series supports the [[homosexual agenda]] with the highly effeminate dragon the fandom has dubbed Steven Magnet, who appeared in the shows pilot. Allegations of [[homosexuality]] have also been leveled at one of the Mane Six, a Pegasus called Rainbow Dash, due to her tomboyish attitude. The creator of the show, Lauren Faust, has however come out to say that the show has no homosexual characters
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| − | ''My Little Pony'' appears to encourage theism in several episodes. The most noticeable example is in season 1, episode 15: [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EeTrZCOSmog Feeling Pinkie Keen]. This episode is about faith, and in the conclusion, the protagonists agree that one should have faith in things that one may not understand, although some [[Atheism|Atheists]] have said that due the fact that there is Evidence for 'Pinkie-sense' and there is little to no evidence for Theism, that this is just "wishful thinking on the part of theists". [[Lauren Faust]] has denied that this was intentional. Among the Shows fan base opinion is heavily divided on the issue | + | ''My Little Pony'' appears to encourage theism in several episodes. The most noticeable example is in season 1, episode 15: [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EeTrZCOSmog Feeling Pinkie Keen]. This episode is about faith, and in the conclusion, the protagonists agree that one should have faith in things that one may not understand, although some [[Atheism|Atheists]] have said that due the fact that there is Evidence for 'Pinkie-sense' and there is little to no evidence for Theism, that this is just "wishful thinking on the part of theists". [[Lauren Faust]] (also a [[Liberal]]) has denied that this was intentional, and is an exception from the show's liberal bias. |