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Posted by PsyLiam (Member # 73) on :
 
Okay, you want far reaching logic? Try this: (this is about Picard's actions in First Contact)

Picard did mention that man had evolved to the point where revenge wasn't necessary. If so, then why did the lady (who's name escapes me at the second) end up showing him he wasn't right? Picard did end up admitting that he did want revenge. So, in a way, he said that evolution is a farce.

Now, does that make PERFECT sense or what?

And this, also about First Contact:

The bible says to avoid even the appearence of evil. Certainly paying to listen to profanity and see "mild" adult material has the appearence of evil. As Christians, we shouldn't need this kind of entertainment. I didn't see the movie and wouldn't.

Ooh, and more stunning logic:

The repeated time travel throughout Star Trek shows is extremely unChristian, not to mention the evolutionary themes.

You see? Doctor Who is Satan's work! Lord knows what Sliders is then...

And finally, someone who's lost the plot completely:

I was a Star Trek fan from the original series, and beyond. "First Contact" was exciting entertainment, and even good Star Trek, but since I've been saved, "behold, all things are become new", and I now see God's perspective, and man's sin-nature. Jesus was my "first contact" with His ways and His grace. Now we are on a trek for God, preserving His word and spreading it for others to hear!

And if you want to piss your pants some more:

A Christian view on First Contact


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Posted by Justin_Timberland (Member # 236) on :
 
Well, isn't that nice now...

I'm sure that Christians and Catholics have views on everything from Star Trek to homosexuality. Don't they always? I'm basically used to their views on being gay, even though I don't agree with them and I still go to church on Sundays. I would think that they would have other things to do than to start listing things that should be banned in the world. Where's a prayer meeting when you need one?

As Michael_T would say: "They need more c**k in their lives"

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Posted by PsyLiam (Member # 73) on :
 
Oooh, we've got Buffy here too:

Sorry to every pre-teen, teenager and even adult out there, this show is a major distraction to your relationship with Jesus

Yup. Bad Christian boy.

So Buffy and her chest -- oh sorry -- didn't anyone notice her breasts? They're only in every shot.

Well, except the ones from here back. And the ones she's not in. And the ones where she's removed her breasts and left them in the dressing room.

Buffy's friend is a practising witch. Hello? Wake up. There is no such thing as white magic. Any supernatural power outside of God is demonic and has roots to Satan.

Of course, the best thing is the openmindedness.

to be fair, the other review was spot on, saying it a well written TV series comparting the battle of good and evil to the battle of youth vs the adult world that isn't always Christian. Which is more sensible that Mr fruit cake up there.

BTW, we're not talking about all Christians here. Just these ones.

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Posted by PsyLiam (Member # 73) on :
 
Oooh, even Friends gets it. (I love this site)

They promote homosexuality as "ok" and one episode had a lesbian wedding.

NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!

The character Pheobe dabbles in witchcraft and is involved in new age ideas, and Ross promotes Evolution and in one episode makes Phoebe feel stupid for believing in Creation.

Now, I watched that ep. Can someone point out to me the moment when Pheobe says that she believes in Creation?

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Posted by Vacuum robot lady from Spaceballs (Member # 239) on :
 
This is so incredibly stupid, it's almost funny. In fact, if I didn't know that SOME christians are fanatics I'd have though it was.

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Posted by Baloo (Member # 5) on :
 
The stronger someone believes in something, the more they want to tell the world about it. So what's new about people putting up sites about things they think is wrong? And what's new about someone putting up a site that equates everything they dislike with Satanism or some other reprehensible group (like fundamentalists)?

Does this person represent a large group of influential people who will take over the govenrnment and decide the only things safe for viewing is Bible stories and Veggie tales? I don't think so, and if you do, I'm concerned you don't get out enough.

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Posted by Baloo (Member # 5) on :
 
Oh. I have to admit. They're right about Buffy TVS. The road to hell is paved with boobs.

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Posted by PsyLiam (Member # 73) on :
 
Actually, it's partly because the group of people that this site represents doesn't have nearly as much membership over here as it seems to in the US. Here, the chances of anyone bocotting Buffy is tiny. Hell, eastenders, ou most watched soap, contains more violence and anti-christian behaviour than any ep of Friends or whatever.

It's the culture too. I heard that when they made a US Men Behaving Badly, the characters stopped smoking, and really cut down on drinking too. Red Dwarf; Lister largely stopped smoking in later seasons to help sell the show to the US. The Royale Family is being made in the US, and no-one will smoke in it. And probably not say "Religion, my arse!" either.

It does seem to be a very large and well organised site. And you do hear horror stories in teh UK of the dreaded American religious fundamentalist. We use it to keep childen awake at night.

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Posted by Diane (Member # 53) on :
 
I don't know whether to laugh or to cry.

Did you guys check out the "intelligent life on other planets" article? There are some real winners in that one.

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Posted by Dane Simri (Member # 272) on :
 
(Dane reads the above posts, gasps, and checks out the web site for himself...

"OH NO! I've been deceived by Gene Roddenbery into becoming a SATANIST!!!"

Dane immediately burns his Star Trek video collection, his tech manual library, and his USS Enterprise-E commemorative space-sickness bag. He then becomes a monk and spends the rest of his life staring into his navel and contemplating his own holiness.)

Yeah, right...

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Posted by Montgomery (Member # 23) on :
 
Guess we're all devil-woshippers then...

When faced with those who turn out such arguments as that website does there is only one sane response, and it involves rubbing your pursed lips with a finger whilst going wibblely-bibble-bibbbble at high volume.

Actually, I do have a problem with Buffy the Non-human lifeform skewerer. What kind of a moral message is it to have a heroine who chases down beings hunting for their only food supply, whips out a wooden spike and murders them thusly. Yeah, they're vampires, but so bloody what? She found one she liked enough to shag, so what does that say to the morality of all her other slayings? And don't give me this "soul" crap.

Ach, it's a dumb TV show anyway. Ultraviolet is a thousand times better, and that's because it made you think which side was truly "evil".

Now then, if we are to continue our descent into the clutches of the dark prince I demand I get to do some truly shocking raping and pillaging before teatime.

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Posted by Kosh (Member # 167) on :
 
The woman in "First Contact" was Lily.

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Posted by First of Two (Member # 16) on :
 
Actually, this "group" reminds me a great deal of Tipper Gore and the PMRC. Remember them?

Anyway, these people will all be deported to Iran when I'm finally entrenched as Dictator.

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Posted by Saltah'na (Member # 33) on :
 
This is exactly the kind of crap that my mother has been trying to prove for the last 8 plus years. Boy is she in for a treat.

Well, she hasn't been trying to prove that Star Trek is Satan, but has been trying to say that Star Trek is a horrible influence and it is ruining my life and prospects as a CEO-in-training of a big corporation.......

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Posted by Coddman (Member # 10) on :
 
*groans loudly in protest* Oh, the world is so screwed up. *ROTFLMAO* I'm not sure if I should look at that page.....I found the excerpts funny enough! *L*

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Posted by Justin_Timberland (Member # 236) on :
 
PsyLiam, did you call me a fruit cake???

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Posted by Vacuum robot lady from Spaceballs (Member # 239) on :
 
He was more than likely talking about the author of the page...although, it could be you. I don't know.

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Posted by Elim Garak (Member # 14) on :
 
Tahna... I really feel badly for you, then. Nothing could be further from the truth.

And that website is zonkers, if you ask me.

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Posted by PsyLiam (Member # 73) on :
 
Don't worry Jus, I was referring to the author of the quotes, not you.

Actually, didn't Pheobe think that aliens might have planted the fossils? So does that put her on the good or bad side in this site's eyes?

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Posted by BlueElectron (Member # 281) on :
 
a big "GET A LIFE!!" sign for those people who wrote the review!

Come on, IT IS still a STAR TREK movie we're talking about right? If SFC is indeed evil, then I dare to ask, WHAT IS NOT? If you truly want to stop "evil" believes, why not spent more efforts in a place where people most likey to need it? And SFC is DEFINATELY one of the less violent films over the year!

GEEZ, and to think how many people are suffering from all kinds of causes that is suppose to be save by Christianity when they have time to sit infront of a computer maybe take a sip of coffee(oh no! don't tell me that coffee is evil too!!) and type up a "review", what a time well spent!!
 


Posted by Dane Simri (Member # 272) on :
 
:: Dane reads the last post and spews coffee all over his monitor ::

"They're EVERYWHERE!"

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Posted by Mythril (Member # 286) on :
 
Hey i am catholic, but i do not follow crap like that article. I enjoy star trek, buffy, and nearly every other sci-fi and fantasy show there is, and i play D&D and Magic the gathering.
Does this mean i am going to hell, hell no.
This article is laughable at best, and one of the biggest loads crap i have ever seen in my life.

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Posted by First of Two (Member # 16) on :
 
That page exemplifies why I believe that the Borg are a representation, much like the Klingons were for the Soviets, for the Fundies.

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Posted by Gepta001 (Member # 231) on :
 
well I went to a christian school in both elementary and even highschool. My freshmen year of college was spent at a christian college. At my highschool one day my biology teacher gave us a little 20 minute lecture on how the smurfs are evil. And I heard now that Pokemon t-shirts, and cards and other paraphanelia are banned from the school because Pokemon are Satanic. I hate the Pokemon, but Satanic!! that seems a bit far fetched.

-FTM

P.S. the purple tellytubby is Satanic!!

P.S.S. this is my 250th post!! yeah

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Posted by First of Two (Member # 16) on :
 
And these people wonder why I have no respect for their beliefs.

These are the same people who tried to ban comic books back in the 40's-60's, who tried to ban Elvis and Batman and Halloween dress-up and dances, and cancel proms because the student body wants to have the Indigo Girls play or chooses the theme "We are the Champions" by that group Queen *gasp!*

****ing Idiots.

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Posted by bryce (Member # 42) on :
 
Dang, I had a nice comment on this and I erased it.

Anyway, Some people belong to "Christian" groups that hold very extreme beliefs. This isn't rare in Christianity either. I know a few family that don't even own TVs and stuff like that.

But my Bio prof loves Trek and wears Trek ties to class sometimes. It's definitely not a normal thing, but some Christians today see the world and decide to totally live outside of it the best they can. This is actually an unbiblical concept (from a Wesleyan viewpt.) and this kind of living has been highly denounced in the past.

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Posted by PsyLiam (Member # 73) on :
 
Pokemon are evil? I can see that happening...

"Go Lucifer! Use your 'convert Christians to evil using FOX TV' attack!"

"Luci. Luci-Lucifer!"

Christian: "Ah, no! I have watched FOX. My soul is now tainted, and I must go and run over small kittens."

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Posted by Gepta001 (Member # 231) on :
 
wasn't there a pokemon card discontinued in the US because of a symbol similar to a Swastika?

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Posted by DT (Member # 80) on :
 
No, you're going to hell because anyone who plays D&D or Magic are losers :-)

(I'm sorry, I couldn't resist, it's a pet peeve of mine)

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Posted by Mythril (Member # 286) on :
 
This article only substantiates my believe that the driving force for most people is stupidity.

And people wonder why i dont associate with many people.

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Posted by DT (Member # 80) on :
 
Actually, I found some who are forward thinking. Notably in the Bulworth thread. Just goes to show that even in the biggest crowd of morons, there are those who can think freely.

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Posted by Mythril (Member # 286) on :
 
If these people can't handle a little profanity violence sex and whatever life thows into the mix. Wait untill they get a load of Me.

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Posted by Dane Simri (Member # 272) on :
 
Necromancer, didn't you introduce yourself as Catholic in some other thread? This does not compute, methinks.

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Posted by DT (Member # 80) on :
 
Yet surprisingly, Catholics can at times be very progressive.

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Posted by PsyLiam (Member # 73) on :
 
Er, I'm catholic. So are most of my friends. And our life is remarkably similar to "Clockwork Orange".

Well, not exactly. But full of bad language. Vioence we do try to avoid. And sex? It's neveer a bad thing is it?

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Posted by Dane Simri (Member # 272) on :
 
This probably belongs in another thread, but doesn't Catholicism share most of it's basic premises with most Christian religions? If so, how do "a little profanity violence sex and whatever life throws into the mix" fit into the picture? Is saying "I'm a Catholic" like saying "I'm an American" (in other words, is it just something you are based on where or to whom you were born, or is it something you believe in based on faith)? (It's probably different for every Catholic.)

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Posted by Mythril (Member # 286) on :
 
Most catholics are more liberal in thier thinking, at least the ones i know. My self included, most other "Christians" would most likely have tried to burn me at the stake by now.

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Posted by Dane Simri (Member # 272) on :
 
Care to define "liberal," Necromancer? Better yet, care to answer my question?

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Posted by Mythril (Member # 286) on :
 
The Catholics i know are more open minded and do not readily condemn others as most other christians do.

I do not follow as blindly as others, sure i believe in god, but i Am a firm beleiver in Evolution and student of numerous sciences such as genetics and several other contraversial sciences.

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Posted by LOA (Member # 49) on :
 
Hmmm.... that must be a geographical thing though, because where I live, Catholics are WAY less open minded than that christians.... sorry to generalize, but it really seems that way.... however, some of the denominations here ARE rather closed minded... Lutheran, Episcopal... Wait a sec.... Hmmm... lutheran, Episcopal, and Catholic... the three churches joined in the "Tri-Parish Ministry"... Coincidence? I think not!

*smile*

~LOA

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Posted by PsyLiam (Member # 73) on :
 
Why does that sound like a very scary thing?

All the Catholics I know are very open minded. And interestingly, the only ones who don't believe in sex out of marrage are the ones who've never had a girlfriend.

Actually, we're mainly Catholic by upbringong, but most of my mates prefer the term "Christian". Or don't say that they follow any one religion in particular, but that they believe in God. Or something. Or that they can't make up their minds at the moment. They'll deceide when it's time.

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Posted by First of Two (Member # 16) on :
 
*Giant Cathedral-shaped vessel approaches*

We are the Religious. You will lower your hemlines and surrender your devil music. Resistance is futile. If you attempt to resist us, God will get you. And if He doesn't, we're sure we can find someone among us who will be happy to do it for Him. From this moment on, you will adapt to service God (and His duly self-appointed representatives.)

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Posted by bryce (Member # 42) on :
 
(not that I do but) most protestants believe some Catholics are completely lost. To some the Catholic faith seems to have been totally secularized for the modern world. Something most good protestants do not believe in doing.

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Posted by DT (Member # 80) on :
 
Protestants are Catholics who dislike fun.

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Posted by Baloo (Member # 5) on :
 
Oh, is that what my problem is? Ooh! I guess I'd better check into the laughing academy and have the old fun meter recalibrated!

Of course, I'm a non-denominational protestant, so maybe I'm just weird?

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Posted by Harry (Member # 265) on :
 
First of Two, that's a very good description.

Believe whatever you want, nut don't force it onto other people!

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Posted by LOA (Member # 49) on :
 
*grin* Oh yes, Baloo... it's the fact that you're non-denominational that makes you weird... that's GOT to be it! *L*

I'm kidding.... hehehe... and speaking of non-denominational, that's where I am, too! Talk about something that pisses my family off.... you'd think I was in some sort of psychotic cult....! (Really, I think their big problem is the fact that I'm happy now... it's an awful thing to see happen in your daughter, you know....)

~LOA

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Posted by seanr (Member # 277) on :
 
PsyLiam, you've got it all wrong. Star Trek is not Satan, Brannon Braga is.

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Posted by LOA (Member # 49) on :
 
hehehe!

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Posted by Mythril (Member # 286) on :
 
*lol* Some how that makes sense

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Posted by Diane (Member # 53) on :
 
bryce: Has any of those people actually been to a Catholic mass?

Officially, the Catholic Church supports liberal issues (liberal as in open-minded, not in the wacked out government sense), except for issues like abortion and gay marriages. But then you'd find Catholic churches/people that range from liberal to moderate to conservative, like anywhere else. As for sex and violence, I don't see why it's so surprising that some Catholics don't follow the rules. Can you say that all Christians who aren't Catholics do?

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