I have to step in and remark that even if it was a parent/role model who has shoved the rhetoric of religion into their heads, most people, kids especially, have the ability to make choices for themselves, and even 'de-program' from faulty teachings. (I won't even go into the subject of my kids, who are key examples :) ) You have a right to your feelings on this subject, and you also have a right to act accordingly if something is inappropriate. Unless the film was religious in base, praising "god", a chicken or a turnip is deviating from what should have been the 'body' of the film. It was uncalled for an inappropriate, IMO. But I tend to be a wee bit 'opinionated' at times - must be the Irish. :> Just my two cents, take or leave as you will :)
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Date: 2007-09-05 08:01 pm (UTC)You have a right to your feelings on this subject, and you also have a right to act accordingly if something is inappropriate. Unless the film was religious in base, praising "god", a chicken or a turnip is deviating from what should have been the 'body' of the film. It was uncalled for an inappropriate, IMO.
But I tend to be a wee bit 'opinionated' at times - must be the Irish. :>
Just my two cents, take or leave as you will :)