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'''Peanuts''' is a long-running [[comic strip]] drawn by [[Charles M Schulz]]. It features a cast mainly of small American children, with a couple of anthropomorphized animals. | '''Peanuts''' is a long-running [[comic strip]] drawn by [[Charles M Schulz]]. It features a cast mainly of small American children, with a couple of anthropomorphized animals. | ||
| − | Despite being apparently innocuous, Peanuts has a number of recurring anti-Christian themes: None of the children regularly attend [[church]], or are home-schooled. One (Peppermint Patty) is a stereotypical female homosexual. Snoopy's small avian friend [[Woodstock]] is named after the infamous [[drugs]] and [[Free Love]] rock festival of the late 1960s. Worst of all, one character (Linus) worships a [[deity]] of his own devising, the Great Pumpkin, in direct contravention of the First Commandment. | + | Despite being apparently innocuous, Peanuts has a number of recurring anti-Christian themes{{fact}}: None of the children regularly attend [[church]]{{fact}}, or are home-schooled{{fact}}. One (Peppermint Patty) is a stereotypical female homosexual{{fact}}. Snoopy's small avian friend [[Woodstock]] is named after the infamous [[drugs]] and [[Free Love]] rock festival of the late 1960s{{fact}}. Worst of all{{fact}}, one character (Linus) worships a [[deity]]{{fact}} of his own devising{{fact}}, the Great Pumpkin, in direct contravention of the First Commandment. |
Revision as of 20:55, March 15, 2007
Peanuts is a long-running comic strip drawn by Charles M Schulz. It features a cast mainly of small American children, with a couple of anthropomorphized animals.
Despite being apparently innocuous, Peanuts has a number of recurring anti-Christian themes[Citation Needed]: None of the children regularly attend church[Citation Needed], or are home-schooled[Citation Needed]. One (Peppermint Patty) is a stereotypical female homosexual[Citation Needed]. Snoopy's small avian friend Woodstock is named after the infamous drugs and Free Love rock festival of the late 1960s[Citation Needed]. Worst of all[Citation Needed], one character (Linus) worships a deity[Citation Needed] of his own devising[Citation Needed], the Great Pumpkin, in direct contravention of the First Commandment.