The Golden Compass, Selling Kids to Atheism? |
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The Golden Compass, Selling Kids to Atheism? |
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Ok so i'm sure you've all heard of The golden Compass[Idk why you shouldn't if you didn't becausethey've been advetsing it like hell.].
And some beleivers are boycotting this movie because they think it sells kids to Atheism. So my question is, from what you've seen in the previews, do you think that this movie does sell atheism to kids. From what i've seen, no. I mean I don't really no the story or anything but it doesn't look so bad to me. IT looks like a fantasy, kind of like narnia but you know, written by an atheist. So what do you think? |
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Failed? The books were great. Not so much the third one, but The Golden Compass itself was, at least.
Anyway, The Chronicles of Narnia had distinct Christian themes, so that could be boycotted just as easily. 'Could' being the operative word, though, as the Christian majority seems to be most afraid of people being deterred from their beliefs. There is no obligation for literature (or the movies based off of it) to support any sort of belief or lack thereof. Pretty sure most kids just watch these things for the entertainment value anyway. If a kid is clever enough to realize the religious or atheist themes in a movie, then chances are, they're clever enough that they're going to be informed enough to question their beliefs eventually anyway, so it really makes very little difference. |
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Failed? The books were great. Not so much the third one, but The Golden Compass itself was, at least. Mmm, the books might be really good but sometimes movies lack that. I think the only movie adaptation of a book to sucessfully pull it off was the LOTR trilogy. I'm the ultimate Harry Potter anti-fan... ![]() |
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