Monday, April 21, 2008

Expelled: No Intelligence Allowed

We went with friends to see "Expelled: No Intelligence Allowed" on Saturday and really enjoyed it. It was fascinating to see Darwinists try to explain the formation of the very first cell. I don't want to be a spoiler for those who haven't seen it, so be forewarned...following is the answer to the burning question of how we came to be on this planet without the design of a supernatural being. The Darwinists realize how improbable it was for something so complex to be created by proteins somehow combining in the right order (so crazy improbable that it reaches near zero probability), so they hypothesize that...the aliens did it. Yes, aliens seeded earth with life. Or, another possibility, was that crystals somehow rubbed together? Did I get that right? We were formed by crystals?

This is, to me, why it takes so much more faith to be an atheist than to be a believer in God.

Sadly, the scientific community won't allow alternative theories for origins into the classroom so they continue forcing the evolutionary square peg into the round hole of origins. It doesn't fit, but by golly they're going to keep hammering away!

I don't mind evolution being taught in science classes...it is a beautiful explanation for how we adapt to our environs. But when you take it beyond that to explain how species evolve into other species, and all from a single cell that somehow miraculously created itself by accident...that is simply passing a lie along as truth and needs to be stopped. They have no idea how life began and need to cease and desist immediately teaching false science to impressionable students.

And they need to stop firing (expelling) teachers and researchers who DARE question the premises behind Darwinist thought.

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Monday, October 29, 2007

The Golden Compass aims to subvert the faith of children

A new movie in December called the Golden Compass (Starring Nicole Kidman ) is coming out. It is written by Phillip Pullman, a proud atheist and who belongs to secular humanist societies. He hates C.S. Lewis's The Chronicals of Narnia and has written a triology to show the other side. The movie has been dumbed down to fool kids and their parents in the hope that they will buy his trilogy where in the end, THE CHILDREN KILL GOD, and everyone can do as they please. Nicole Kidman stars in this movie, so it will probably be advertised alot. This is just a friendly warning that you sure wont hear on regular tv.

Look this up on SNOPES....see below link!

http://snopes.com/politics/religion/compass.asp

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Friday, November 24, 2006

Happy Feet delivers an anti-Christian message to our kids

My wife and I took our two children and niece to see Happy Feet last night, lured by the promise of an endearing tale of penguins (my daughter's favorite animal) and amazing animation. Boy, was I disappointed. Not with the cute penguins and amazing animation, which were indeed very well done, but with being assaulted the entire time. This was nothing but a two-hour crusade against Christianity. It was an overtly political movie about environmentalism and humanism over Christianity.

The main character, Mumble, is different from others because he dances instead of sings. He is ostracized from the "elders" and blamed for the food shortage because their god wouldn't approve of his alternative lifestyle. These elders look more like vultures than penguins and are clearly representing the pious leaders of the Christian church. They actually make him choose to "turn or burn." He must "repent" of his ways and conform to their traditional views. The point is clear. Christians aren't accepting of people different from ourselves, won't allow them to be a part of our church, and are harsh and judgmental. I'm surprised Mumble didn't come "out" by the end of the movie as a homosexual penguin.

On his journey to discover the true reason why the fish supply is dwindling, he meets a televangelist-like penguin who accepts payment for words of wisdom and then hooks up with multiple penguins. The film actually depicts this character leaving his pulpit to go to the couch with four females, and he asks "Which one of you will be first?"

In fact, this movie has a LOT to say about sex...and a lot to sing about it too. It was very uncomfortable to watch adult and children penguins singing "You don't need to be beautiful to turn me on, I just need your body, baby, from dusk til dawn" and jamming to the very inappropriate "Let's Talk About Sex, Baby."

And then, to top off the attack on Christianity, the first building you see when Mumble and his friends come across the human fishing outpost is a dilapidated (obsolete?) Christian church with a cross on top, followed by scenes of garbage floating in the ocean. A church...in a fishing outpost in the antarctic. This building wasn't necessary in the film, except for the movie makers' not-so-subtle agenda.

Christians, don't be suckered in by penguins, Robin Williams' brilliant voice-overs, and incredible animation. This movie is an attack on YOU.

My biggest disappointment other than having wasted an evening that could have been spent in a much more enjoyable way, was having rewarded Hollywood for this attack on me. There’s nothing like paying someone to insult you! Do NOT make he same mistake. Stay away from this film and tell others to do the same.

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