People obsessed with religion

[Zenith]

[MilesTailsPrower]

And it sounds a bit like indoctrination (putting one's own philosophies and theories in children's minds, by use of... fairytales).

Lol thats the bible for ya?

I don't think a x-man comic would be any fun to read anyways.

[Faith No More]

I'm sorry but I couldn't get through half of the first video. That guy just seemed to be whining because the comic wasn't sensitive to his point of view on god. He needs to get over it and move on with his life. Sure, the writing seemed terrible, but that's not what he really focused on. I have no problem with religion being in comic books, because they can make a great foundation for a story like Spawn.

[Zenith]

And it sounds a bit like indoctrination (putting one's own philosophies and theories in children's minds, by use of... fairytales).

Lol thats the bible for ya?

I don't think a x-man comic would be any fun to read anyways.

I meant, philosophies pro religion/anti-religion/neutral regarding religion, to be put in fairytales (x-men comic books).
I have also once noticed a few years ago wiccan stuff put in some cartoons. that's weird too.

oh, and some stuff regarding the x-men comic book: nightcrawler (that blue guy with hair and devil tail, that looks like a demon) was supposed to become Pope (I understand, Catholic Pope), but his strong sexual desire impeded him to. weeeird.

[MilesTailsPrower]

And it sounds a bit like indoctrination (putting one's own philosophies and theories in children's minds, by use of... fairytales).

Lol thats the bible for ya?

I don't think a x-man comic would be any fun to read anyways.

I meant, philosophies pro religion/anti-religion/neutral regarding religion, to be put in fairytales (x-men comic books).
I have also once noticed a few years ago wiccan stuff in some cartoons. that's weird too.

If religion helps the comic than it's alright, but trying to convince people it's real is sorta wrong. I don't really care what kind of shit a comic book has in it, unless it's good. But FaithNoMore made a good example with the Spawn comic.

For example if it's some sort of racist comic (Idk), saying that the jews are not people and should be killed, is a example of a indoctrination. Basically the topic is about having someones personal beliefs in a comic book trying to convince you their beliefs. (I honestly don't know, I'm not really thinking at all today?)

[Zenith]

If religion helps the comic than it's alright, but trying to convince people it's real is sorta wrong. I don't really care what kind of shit a comic book has in it, unless it's good. But FaithNoMore made a good example with the Spawn comic.

For example if it's some sort of racist comic (Idk), saying that the jews are not people and should be killed, is a example of a indoctrination. Basically the topic is about having someones personal beliefs in a comic book trying to convince you their beliefs. (I honestly don't know, I'm not really thinking at all today?)

The wrong part with that comic book is that educative stuff for children should be historical book, historical documentaries, etc (i.e. the real stuff). NOT one's own views represented in fairytales.

Yeah, and the insane/foolish part of the comic books is the rest.

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As about the Crusades: I wrote once a post regarding it (namely, regarding the understanding of it as "war asked by God"), I have been replied with:

First of all zenith, the comic is meant to be satirical not a historical misprepresentation.
Secondly, EVERYONE knows that the Crusades were political

Don't worry, there are. Hopefully none on this site, but there are.

And my post was here:
http://atheistforums.org/thread-6947-pos...#pid138633
(the first post of mine on that page, namely post #14).

[MilesTailsPrower]

If religion helps the comic than it's alright, but trying to convince people it's real is sorta wrong. I don't really care what kind of shit a comic book has in it, unless it's good. But FaithNoMore made a good example with the Spawn comic.

For example if it's some sort of racist comic (Idk), saying that the jews are not people and should be killed, is a example of a indoctrination. Basically the topic is about having someones personal beliefs in a comic book trying to convince you their beliefs. (I honestly don't know, I'm not really thinking at all today?)

The wrong part with this is that educative stuff for children should be historical book, historical documentaries, etc (i.e. the real stuff). NOT one's ideas represented in fairytales.

Yeah, and the insane/foolish part of the comic books is the rest.

I didn't watch the video, but you are right about educative stuff for children should be historical book with REAL events that actually happened. In my social studies class before christmas break, my teacher made the class watch The Nativity Story. She stopped the movie because some people fell asleep and I got in trouble for laughing at one part, that she took very serious.

[Zenith]

I have no problem with religion being in comic books, because they can make a great foundation for a story like Spawn.

I don't know about anything of Spawn (I've only took a look on wikipedia about it, now), but... I guess it doesn't contain quotes from the qur'an or from the bible to prove points, it doesn't have crosses or the islamic crescent as banner, it doesn't have crusades or jihads represented, it doesn't have "Muhammud" or "Jesus Christ" or other stuff like that.

Btw, that guy in the video, i guess he intended to be rather critique and funny. You'll figure that out if you follow the whole 3 videos.

[Shell B]

Fiction always contains elements of reality. Reality in this context meaning a piece of the real world, even if that added bit is considered fictional. Without real world elements, there can be no suspension of disbelief, which is essential to creating a readable work of fiction. I have no problem with that tether to reality being religion because religion is real.

[Ace Otana]

What opinions do you have, guys?

Meh, I see lots of it. I see theists put religion in films, programs, music and all that. I'm not surprised even a little.
Typical behaviour.
They put religion in things that have fuck all to do with religion. They just want to put their shits into everything, just to keep up the pressure on ramming their religious bullshit down our throats.
Most of the time I just ignore them.

We need to find a way to somehow do the same, see how they like it when films, programs and music mention secularism or gay rights, or rejection of religion. Of course they will say that we're attacking them and try to hide the fact that they've been playing that game for fucking decades!
Always trying to play the victim.

Like that billboard that said "Don't believe in god? You're not alone". Somehow that was offensive, yet they failed to mention how. Always trying to play victim. They don't like it when people think for themselves.