OH sweet! new Non-Fiction move coming out.......! ! !
Dec 8, 2014 13:40:46 #
Dec 8, 2014 14:11:34 #
More junk for the minds of the young. The movie is for real, but the character is from Greek Mythology.
Like Santa Clause, which I have an 8 year old grand-son that will argue for hours that he is real. By the time I was 5 I had that one figured out, and had been suspicious since I was 4.
The minds of our kids have been eroded by Tv, video games, and such junk as this movie. I am glad I will not!, have to see a world ran by them. :)
Like Santa Clause, which I have an 8 year old grand-son that will argue for hours that he is real. By the time I was 5 I had that one figured out, and had been suspicious since I was 4.
The minds of our kids have been eroded by Tv, video games, and such junk as this movie. I am glad I will not!, have to see a world ran by them. :)
Dec 8, 2014 15:47:03 #
Let's see. His father was Zeus who was a god and his mother was mortal.
Sort of reminds me of a Christian fairytale that I've heard.
Sort of reminds me of a Christian fairytale that I've heard.
Dec 8, 2014 21:22:06 #
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Frank T wrote:
Let's see. His father was Zeus who was a god and his mother was mortal.
Sort of reminds me of a Christian fairytale that I've heard.
Sort of reminds me of a Christian fairytale that I've heard.
Christ also had a ghost in there somehow. :?
Dec 9, 2014 03:33:10 #
user47602 wrote:
When the goal is to create acceptance of a new religion, mimicking aspects of the previous religion(s) will always makeChrist also had a ghost in there somehow. :?
the job easier.....Then you just add one new detail(ghosts), and claim yours is the superior product.....
Google "virgin birth" legends.....
Google "resurrection" legends...
Google "flood" legends.............
Dec 9, 2014 19:50:30 #
Steve wrote: More junk for the minds of the young.
Yeah, what young people need today is Bible Study. No mythology there! Did your grandkids enjoy the movie "Noah"?
The movie is for real, but the character is from Greek Mythology. You are right, it's a real movie but the content isn't. We all know that Greek mythology was a collection of fables. Now when it comes to Jewish mythology, that's a completely different story.
Like Santa Clause, which I have an 8 year old grand-son that will argue for hours that he is real. By the time I was 5 I had that one figured out, and had been suspicious since I was 4. Very smart kid, Steve. So you substituted a child's Santa for an adult one. Good work!
The minds of our kids have been eroded by Tv, video games, and such junk as this movie. I am glad I will not have to see a world ran by them. :)
I'm glad you won't either.
Yeah, what young people need today is Bible Study. No mythology there! Did your grandkids enjoy the movie "Noah"?
The movie is for real, but the character is from Greek Mythology. You are right, it's a real movie but the content isn't. We all know that Greek mythology was a collection of fables. Now when it comes to Jewish mythology, that's a completely different story.
Like Santa Clause, which I have an 8 year old grand-son that will argue for hours that he is real. By the time I was 5 I had that one figured out, and had been suspicious since I was 4. Very smart kid, Steve. So you substituted a child's Santa for an adult one. Good work!
The minds of our kids have been eroded by Tv, video games, and such junk as this movie. I am glad I will not have to see a world ran by them. :)
I'm glad you won't either.
Dec 9, 2014 19:59:03 #
steve40 wrote:
More junk for the minds of the young. The movie is for real, but the character is from Greek Mythology.
Like Santa Clause, which I have an 8 year old grand-son that will argue for hours that he is real. By the time I was 5 I had that one figured out, and had been suspicious since I was 4.
The minds of our kids have been eroded by Tv, video games, and such junk as this movie. I am glad I will not!, have to see a world ran by them. :)
Like Santa Clause, which I have an 8 year old grand-son that will argue for hours that he is real. By the time I was 5 I had that one figured out, and had been suspicious since I was 4.
The minds of our kids have been eroded by Tv, video games, and such junk as this movie. I am glad I will not!, have to see a world ran by them. :)
Sorry but I think I'd rather my kids watched/read about legends like this and Davy Crocket, Paul Bunyan, Allen Quartermain, etc. than idolizing current athletes as heros. It stirs the imagination of children and that is a good thing.
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