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Line 7: − − ==And this JesusSaves guy on the talk page of D&D... he decries D&D and Brokeback Mountain for being "fictional depictions of abominable practices" and are therefore blasphemous and evil. Oddly enough, he didn't say anything like that about the stuff that Shakespeare has written, like Hamlet (suicide, incest, murder, treason), Macbeth (murder, treason, betrayal), Othello (adultery, deception, murder, racism [although he probably doesn't consider that abominable]), A Midsummer Night's Dream (lechery, drunkenness, paganism), etc.== − thought you should know. − oh and http://rational-wiki.com/wiki/Andrew_Schlafly here, might give you a little information about much of the basis for this wiki − i don't think many conservatives would, enlightened, knowingly associate with it if they did. as for Christianity, well, you want to hold the bible to the letter, do so, but in the times of Christ many stories where thrown out as dangerous ideas, you wont catch profits putting stories of good Christians crucified for advocating celibacy, not when most of them where enjoying patriarchal society, they chose what they wanted and threw out what they didn't because it was going to be the only way to be recognized as an official religion in Rome. so in the words of John Paul II, Don't take the thing so damn literally. − − unless you're an evangelical, then you better get out in the woods, fast as you can, god was against industrialization yknow, trains ran down one of the most important industrialists, the one who made trains, an evangelical himself he was. hope you like hunter gathering, I hear its a jolly good life but not a very wealthy one.
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::It was fictional homosexual cowboys in Brokeback Mountain and I suspect the film didn't suggest that anyone in the audience turn gay. I'd therefore have to guess that, in your opinion, conservatives who criticized that movie's homosexual themes were all way off base, because it was harmless entertainment? Hey, the Last Temptation of Christ was a fictional representation of Jesus, so was the blasphemy in that movie also beyond reproach? <font color=navy> [[User:JesusSaves|JesusSaves]] 13 March 2007 06:50 (EDT)</font>
::It was fictional homosexual cowboys in Brokeback Mountain and I suspect the film didn't suggest that anyone in the audience turn gay. I'd therefore have to guess that, in your opinion, conservatives who criticized that movie's homosexual themes were all way off base, because it was harmless entertainment? Hey, the Last Temptation of Christ was a fictional representation of Jesus, so was the blasphemy in that movie also beyond reproach? <font color=navy> [[User:JesusSaves|JesusSaves]] 13 March 2007 06:50 (EDT)</font>
::: Brokeback Mountain is a whole different debate, I'm not even going to touch that one for now. I just focussed on the occult part of your post. [[User:NSmyth|NSmyth]] 06:52, March 13 2007 (EDT)
::: Brokeback Mountain is a whole different debate, I'm not even going to touch that one for now. I just focussed on the occult part of your post. [[User:NSmyth|NSmyth]] 06:52, March 13 2007 (EDT)