[DeepSpace9er]

Looking forward to seeing this tomorrow. How many of you are going to see it?

http://www.religulousmovie.net/

[colecampbell666]

Me. And all of my friends, except for that one Christian guy. The one who is forbidden from reading Harry Potter and other witchcraft-related items.

Seriously, this is gonna be a good movie. Everyone should watch it.

[Mars]

I want to, but I have to do stuff.

[DeepSpace9er]

Im sure my wacko religious parents will probably be outside the theater protesting it or something.

[TrashMan]

LOL...another move trying to score points on some contravers or making fun of a large group. Nothing new under the Sun.

[Colonol Dekker]

If it's as bad as "Spartans" and "<insert noun> movie" then i probably won't. Life of brians all i need.

* Colonol Dekker sits back to oversee a hopefully flame free religous thread.

[Dark RevenantX]

too bad

[Colonol Dekker]

flame free [/color]

 


So has anyone seen it yet by whatever means it is you use?

[colecampbell666]

If it's as bad as "Spartans" and "<insert noun> movie" then i probably won't. Life of brians all i need.

* Colonol Dekker sits back to oversee a hopefully flame free religous thread.

Those movies sucked. And yet my friend kept dragging people to them. (he also dragged people to one missed call, thankfully I didn't go)

[Colonol Dekker]

I wish i knew what one missed call was. The name doesn't ring a bell.

[Hazaanko]

Meh.  If the trailer is any indication, he's just using the same old religion lampooning that we've been hearing for decades.  If it were something new and funny, maybe.

[Colonol Dekker]

So is this thread done then?

[Aardwolf]

To randomly quote that movie nobody seems to have liked:

All will be well. And you will know the name of God; the one true God: Behemecoatyl.

[Ford Prefect]

I'm a big fan of Bill Maher, but his views on religion are somewhat lacking in nuance. I hesitate to spend theater ticket money on this.

[Tyrian]

Granted, the previews don't really show it, but if you've seen his talk show on HBO, "Real Time With Bill Maher", he does tend to move more towards the vulgar side of things, but underneath it he usually has some good points.  The hitch is that he usually sticks to political topics, so I can't really say how much of this movie is going to have in a "deeper meaning."

[Scorpius]

From what Ive heard, all he does is just ask questions about religion but I havent seen the movie yet and Im pretty sure I will become a marked man here in rural Tennessee if I go and see it.

[Nuclear1]

Meh, if Bill Maher wasn't just a stand-up version of Kazan, maybe. 

To randomly quote that movie nobody seems to have liked:

All will be well. And you will know the name of God; the one true God: Behemecoatyl.

I just watched that the other day too.

[Bobboau]

Looking forward to seeing this tomorrow. How many of you are going to see it?

http://www.religulousmovie.net/

last I recall weren't you a fundie?

[Mars]

He can't be that much of a fundie... he accepts the universe is older than dirt.

Ah screw it. The world is 4.5 billion years old, and has survived much worse than we could ever have thrown at it in the last 200 years. Its pretty vain to think that we are going to destroy the planet and wipe out so much when the natural cycle of the world has killed off most of the species who have ever inhabited it here. Let things happen as they would and ADAPT. Thats what life on here is best at.

He disapproves of:

Im just.. wow. He must be one of those 'if its not in the Bible, it isnt science!' types. Religion, especially christianity, tries to explain for them what science cant. Once it can, they cant let go of their fairy tale dreamworld views. Science is blasphemy.

[Bobboau]

I could have sworn I fought against him in one of the many evolution debates, but I could be mistaken.