Indiana Jones and the Origin of Life

Chase »

Wed May 21, 2008 8:25 pm Agree: 6   Disagree: 0

I must say, I did not completely read your article on this topic. The first section was disrespectful, rude, and insulting. I did not see any charity or Holy Spirit leading in the writing of your comments about elder people. This is not a good example to the youth of our country; showing disrespectful comments about older generations and "Wal-Mart greeters" whom you have no idea if they are on a fixed income and survive on those checks, nor do you know anything about their life situations.

I fully understand that you were trying to be humorous, add light to your article, and entertain (as a writer myself, I understand that article writing must grab the audience) yet your comments have gone astray from the humorous here. In a country that is already disingenuous to elder generations, comments such as these only perpetuate the disrespectful attitude seniors must face every day.

So, as a gentle rebuke of your comments, please remember that REAL people are reading your articles and words are powerful, can be hurtful, and need to be lead by the Spirit. Especially on a Christian news website.

Christians Urged to Step Up to 'Golden Compass' Challenge

Chase »

Sun Dec 09, 2007 2:15 pm Agree: 6   Disagree: 4

The question is: Why do you have to watch a movie that is against God in order to teach your children about God? To go see this movie lines the writer's pockets with more money to make more anit-God stoires. "Abstain from the very appearance of evil" is what we are taught in the Bible. Children do not need to be inundated with more anit-God undertones than they already are in society. If you know a movie, a book, etc. does not glorify God, abstain from being entertained by it. Lessons can be learned better by reading the Word rather than sitting and watching a movie with anti-God undertones.