jesus seemed like the right name for god given our cultural (or historical or social or whatever) situation. but we’re doubting the whole jesus thing. we’re also doubting all conceptions of god we’ve heard about and even doubting the idea of god. we also know we’re probably wrong about everything. but we’re still trying to figure this stuff out.
lately we’ve decided that movies are cool. if not a way to completely figure things out, as a sign that something greater is going on here, god or no god.
brian
Whitney
you keep doing that.
good for you. even though i AM a christian, everyone deserves their right to their beliefs. take your time figuring everything out. and i wish the best of luck for you
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Finally, a website I can relate to. There is no father figure in the sky, shaking his finger at you when you are naughty, nodding his head when you are nice (same parallel as santa claus, don’t ya think?). It’s all a fairy tale, an attempt to pacify little children when things like daddy leaving home for a newer, younger wife happen.
Love your work!
Your using movies to find God?
You are looking in the wrong place – and the right place. God is in the movies…and everywhere else.
Tee Hee- I hit your site not only because I am mad about all kinds of films,
but ,to quote from Bill Maher,”All religions are kooky!”
I think this site practically defines subversive, and that is where I want to be.
I was never into the punk scene(could never sustain the anger or violence),
but undermining the established authority by using their very own words against them? I am right there-or here-or somewhere………………
toddword.
and maher’s religion, tv (or is it money?) is the kookiest religion of them all . . .