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Posted 2004-03-16, 03:20 PM in reply to platnum's post starting "omg, that was great."
Zagggon I could rip you a new asshole on this one, since you are saying that seeing this movie would go against your "religion is bad alltogether... I am an assfuck yada yada" garbage you call a belief system, but I don't feel like I have the time.

Ahhhhh what the hell. I will lay it down for you anyways....

Basically what you are saying is ludacris because seeing this movie would mean you were seeing a movie that is based on interpretation for intertainment purposes, whether you take it to be truth or not. You've played Diablo for entertainment no? Possibly Starcraft? Both games employ the use of some sort of religion for story purposes... yet you seem to have no problem with these. Is it because these aren't "real" religions? So that means just because some people really do believe the stuff involved in The Passion you aren't going to see it? That is ass-backwards. I garuntee you there is some fuck nut who believes he is Neo, does that stop you from seeing the Matrix?

You=dumbass
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Posted 2004-03-16, 03:38 PM in reply to Penny_Bags's post starting "Zagggon I could rip you a new asshole..."
Just because it's a religious film doesn't mean religion has to play any role in your viewing of the film.

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Posted 2004-03-16, 04:12 PM in reply to RoboticSilence's post starting "Just because it's a religious film..."
RoboticSilence said:
Just because it's a religious film doesn't mean religion has to play any role in your viewing of the film.
Precisely.
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Posted 2004-03-16, 06:37 PM in reply to Penny_Bags's post starting "Precisely."
Arg, I know. I was telling one of my friends to see it, and he was like "No, way. I don't believe in God." And I was like "See it anyways. Its beautifully shot"

My, I love this movie. :P
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Posted 2004-03-17, 03:15 PM in reply to Jamesadin's post starting "Arg, I know. I was telling one of my..."
Yeah, some people are just close minded people that are too big of hardasses to swallow their pride and see the movie. So many people these days think that it makes them look cool to be/act like an atheist.
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Posted 2004-03-17, 05:03 PM in reply to Penny_Bags's post starting "Yeah, some people are just close minded..."
Well I am athiest but I've very open-minded and I'm always willing to have discussions with people about their own religions (I'm more knowledgable than the typical "whatever" athiest) and I don't go around telling people that what they believe is wrong. The way I see it, we can't know what is correct until we die or whatever revelation happens.

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Posted 2004-03-17, 09:52 PM in reply to RoboticSilence's post starting "Well I am athiest but I've very..."
RoboticSilence said:
Well I am athiest but I've very open-minded and I'm always willing to have discussions with people about their own religions (I'm more knowledgable than the typical "whatever" athiest) and I don't go around telling people that what they believe is wrong. The way I see it, we can't know what is correct until we die or whatever revelation happens.
Yeah, you are someone whom I would actually qualify as an atheist,.
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