Jesus Camp & Our Children.

[Hatuey]

Has anybody seen this movie?

[YOUTUBE]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6RNfL6IVWCE[/YOUTUBE]

I saw it last night and thought it was amazing how some of these kids aren't even taught to think. They're told what to think. They mix the message of Jesus with politics. They are destroying Americas youth but I wanted to know if other people saw it the way I did.

I think the most captivating moment is when one of the children walks up to this really hot girl who was a complete stranger and starts preaching to her and then it goes off to the little girl talking about how she'd like to work at a nail salon just so she can preach to other women because "they're more open and not as aggresive".

 

[Kasmos]

This is just sickening......

 

[TheHarshTruth]

This is what happens when you underfund the schools to the point they can't afford books, teachers, etc..

 

[petey]

Talk about controlling the masses. By the time they're 18 they'll all be ready to go to the middle east and fight for the Jesuits .

 

[jfuh]

The kids would've just been as whacko anyway. They have whack job parents. Any normal parent with the slightest common sense would not send their kid to such an establishment. But such crazy christians are indifferent from the islamic jihad's pledging to bring an end to western civilization.
Inbreeding does that to ppl though.
Fortunately though these crazies will diminish themselves soon. Seen the size of all those parents? We're talking serious cardiovascular problems there.

 

[Hatuey]

The kids would've just been as whacko anyway. They have whack job parents. Any normal parent with the slightest common sense would not send their kid to such an establishment. But such crazy christians are indifferent from the islamic jihad's pledging to bring an end to western civilization.
Inbreeding does that to ppl though.
Fortunately though these crazies will diminish themselves soon. Seen the size of all those parents? We're talking serious cardiovascular problems there.

Evangelicals make up 25% of America. Thats around 65-70 million people I doubt they'll just disappear.

 

[nes]

So what? I'm not one of these people anyways. I don't even remember the last year I went to a church. Unfortunately only the "non-boring" priests for church are on the rise. The ones that scream out etc... How do you think some people believe some people can talk to the dead? Obviously they can't think for themselves, these people follow the group without much thought.

However, the same can be said for a lot of liberals. I think that this Jesus Camp should be allowed since the USA has freedom of religion and speech for these people while these people obey laws.

Scared about them changing government? The government represents the people, too bad. One person's vote counts just as much as another person's vote.

So what are we debating here? Whether or not Jesus Camp is morally correct? Or should it even be allowed?

 

[PolySciGuy]

oh..... my.......... God.............

Is that a horror film?
The one man (maybe kid) saying something about being Jesus's army? Hello Islamic Extremism!

The sad part is that it is too late.... With the intensive training and brainwashing that is apparently going on, none of them would believe anyone saying anything rational.

 

[Gardener]

This is truly awful stuff and I consider it child abuse of the highest order.

Multiply the occurance of such tens of thousands or hundreds of thousands of times over, though, and increase the amplitude of the hatred until it becomes the stuff of murderous genocide, and you have Islamism.

Oddly, many of the same people most likely to get worked up over the former offer nothing but apologia for the latter.

and yes, I'm indulging in EXACTLY the same tactic the Islamist terrorist supporters here indulge in every single time time Islamism is the subject, as I have tried to turn the discussion to Islamism instead of fundamentalist Christianity. The score now stands at 1456 to 1 in that regard.

Ofcourse, unlike the Islamist apologists, I was quite clear in denouncing these child abusing fundamentalist Christians.You will never see that out of the apologists.

 

[TheHarshTruth]

This is truly awful stuff and I consider it child abuse of the highest order.

Multiply the occurance of such tens of thousands or hundreds of thousands of times over, though, and increase the amplitude of the hatred until it becomes the stuff of murderous genocide, and you have Islamism.

Oddly, many of the same people most likely to get worked up over the former offer nothing but apologia for the latter.

and yes, I'm indulging in EXACTLY the same tactic the Islamist terrorist supporters here indulge in every single time time Islamism is the subject, as I have tried to turn the discussion to Islamism instead of fundamentalist Christianity. The score now stands at 1456 to 1 in that regard.

Ofcourse, unlike the Islamist apologists, I was quite clear in denouncing these child abusing fundamentalist Christians.You will never see that out of the apologists.

What are you saying? I couldn't understand anything but your first sentence. I'm not saying I object to anything. I'd first have to understand what you are writing before I could object...

Any possibility of you rewriting it?

 

[Gardener]

What are you saying? I couldn't understand anything but your first sentence. I'm not saying I object to anything. I'd first have to understand what you are writing before I could object...

Any possibility of you rewriting it?

People often object strenuously to Christian fundamentalism, but any time Islamism is the subject, they not only completely fail to condemn it, but offer apologia, instead. Whenever the subject is Islamism, people offer non sequitors that take the form of excusing the barbaric acts or belief systems of Islamists today by either comparing them to similarly barbaric acts and belief syatems of Christians in the distant past, or far less barbaric acts and belief systems of Christians today -- acts and belief systems that are far more rare in occurance within Christianity today than within Islam.

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[TheHarshTruth]

People often object strenuously to Christian fundamentalism, but any time Islamism is the subject, they not only completely fail to condemn it, but offer apologia, instead. Whenever the subject is Islamism, people offer non sequitors that take the form of excusing the barbaric acts or belief systems of Islamists today by either comparing them to similarly barbaric acts and belief syatems of Christians in the distant past, or far less barbaric acts and belief systems of Christians today -- acts and belief systems that are far more rare in occurance within Christianity today than within Islam.

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Thanks. Perhaps that is the case. I know I do it. I think I do it because I have no control over these people. They'd just as soon kill me as look at me and I know it. But I ask myself why and immediately get an answer back that we've been killing and abusing them for generations. So unless we plan on exterminating them perhaps we should back off.

 

[hipsterdufus]

George Bush's base- love the cardboard cutout....
I love the Ted Haggard clip "I know what you did last night, and if you pay me $1,000.00 I won't tell your wife."

(Pre getting busted w/ a gay male hooker and his subsequent "cure")

LMAO!

 

[jfuh]

George Bush's base- love the cardboard cutout....
I love the Ted Haggard clip "I know what you did last night, and if you pay me $1,000.00 I won't tell your wife."

(Pre getting busted w/ a gay male hooker and his subsequent "cure")

LMAO!

Cure my hairy sweaty ***;1. homosexuality is not a disease - it's just the way of being.
2. a religious icon? How about a stupid excuse of a person?