(February 11, 2010 at 5:05 am)starbucks Wrote: While that may be an accurate portrayal of Darwin, isn't it only confirming the stereotype that atheists are angry, misguided souls? Isn't there any atheist out there who doesn't believe in God but not because of some traumatic experience or because they follow science?
I cannot account for every atheist's reason for not believing, and I'm not going to try to. It's completely irrelevant to the movie. I think you're getting hung up on stereotypes. I don't think this movie is stereotyping at all. It's about Darwin, first and foremost. If you think that Darwin is a "stereotypical" atheist, that's your opinion, but as I've said repeatedly, it's not a movie about atheists, it's a movie about Darwin.
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