Christian Atrocities

[dyresand]

indoctrination and systematic brainwashing of children and keeping them
from the things they love and call it evil. yeah sure Christianity is growing
wait till they grow up they will wake up.



this is pretty fucked up need i say anymore aka abuse.



This country was way better off without the help of jesus fanbase and the
cases of aids/hiv was low before they said condoms are evil.

[abaris]

I watched Jesus Camp years ago. Made me so angry, I hardly could sit through it.

Will certainly look at the others.

[Chad32]

I've seen the kidnapped for christ one. You would think the fact that they're taking these kids to another country, and have very little permitted interaction with their parents, would be giant red flags that this is wrong. You're separating the kids from everyone who cares about them, and taking them to a place where they don't have the usual rights they normally would have.

Is this better or worse than the outright stoning to death you'd get in a muslim country?

[dyresand]

I've seen the kidnapped for christ one. You would think the fact that they're taking these kids to another country, and have very little permitted interaction with their parents, would be giant red flags that this is wrong. You're separating the kids from everyone who cares about them, and taking them to a place where they don't have the usual rights they normally would have.

Is this better or worse than the outright stoning to death you'd get in a muslim country?

These films fall into the abuse category sadly and the death of innocent people in Uganda and the traumatized youth in jesus camp and kidnapped for christ. When theists says their religion does only good and promotes only good its highly the opposite.

[polar bear]

all 3 are very scary. I think what scares me most is that I watched them when I was a christian and thought they were scary

[abaris]

I've seen the kidnapped for christ one.

Is that the one where they took them to Australia? If so, I have seen that one too.

[Mudhammam]

Religious fundamentalism is an unholy trinity of misunderstood symbolism, lack of historical perspective, and fanaticism, naturally unified by an anti-scientific approach to such phenomena as the mystical experience.

[FatAndFaithless]

Religious fundamentalism is an unholy trinity of misunderstood symbolism, lack of historical perspective, and fanaticism, naturally unified by an anti-scientific approach to such phenomena as the mystical experience.

And especially dangerous when that combination exists in the substrate of a culture that reinforces that ignorance and self-righteousness. (Eg, American south)

[Godscreated]

Religious fundamentalism is an unholy trinity of misunderstood symbolism, lack of historical perspective, and fanaticism, naturally unified by an anti-scientific approach to such phenomena as the mystical experience.

And especially dangerous when that combination exists in the substrate of a culture that reinforces that ignorance and self-righteousness. (Eg, American south)

All the people I meet that's moved here from different parts of the country say they came here because of the people and their friendly ways, we here in the south see it as an evasion into our way of life. So those who dislike the Christianity of the south can just stay away, it want hurt our feelings.

GC

[FatAndFaithless]

And especially dangerous when that combination exists in the substrate of a culture that reinforces that ignorance and self-righteousness. (Eg, American south)

All the people I meet that's moved here from different parts of the country say they came here because of the people and their friendly ways, we here in the south see it as an evasion into our way of life. So those who dislike the Christianity of the south can just stay away, it want hurt our feelings.

GC

Um..huh. I'm not exactly sure what you're trying to say there GC, but you might want to do a once-over for spellcheck and grammar so I can respond.