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no_fixd_address · 06-12-2005, 08:58 PM

Quote: For some reason, an entire Hollywood-media culture doesn't consider that a cool message. Pro-choicers could easily argue that Love With the Proper Stranger is really an argument for safe, legal abortions. But they must also know that the life-affirming charm of the movie itself would sweep such wishy-washy talk away in a flash. The culture of death now means a major part of the life of two Hollywood legends never occurred. Somehow, that seems a bigger crime than book-burning.

it ain't cool. Hollywood tempts me to wonder if it is but one of many puppet strings controlled by secret societies. Conspiracies within conspiracies so woven and hidden they will never be exposed. But you have to dominate the media industry. Geobbles knew that. Heil Hilter

Luther and Hitler Propaganda

http://www.catholicculture.org/docs/...fm?recnum=1145

Martin Luther, Hitler’s spiritual ancestor

http://www.tentmaker.org/books/Marti...lAncestor.html

February 17, 2005

HOLLYWOOD NEEDS AN EXORCISM

Catholic League president William Donohue commented today on the new Warner Brothers film, “Constantine,” which opens tomorrow:

“Those who like Marilyn Manson and professional wrestling should be drawn to ‘Constantine.’ The movie is not only spiritual junk food for religious illiterates, it’s another example of the way Hollywood rips off Catholicism.

“The plot centers on a chain-smoking, bummed out, demon-hunting detective who’s been to hell and back. Constantine’s pursuit of demons is not, however, altruistically driven: because he once tried to kill himself, he thinks he’s doomed to go to hell unless he can earn enough chips to get into heaven. Lucky for him, he becomes adept at performing exorcisms. Along the way he meets a policewoman who’s determined to prove that her deceased Catholic sister didn’t commit suicide, and thus can be given a Christian burial. And, of course, he meets a priest, who just happens to be an Irish drunk.

“We hate to spoil the party, but the Catholic Church does not teach that everyone who commits suicide is destined to go to hell. Nor does it teach that those who do so must be denied a Christian burial. (It did at one time, on the grounds that suicide violated the Fifth Commandment.)

“So what does this tell us about Hollywood? First, the fact that the producers of this trash literally tried to induce evangelical Protestants to market this movie for them tells us volumes about the way these guys view Christians. Also telling is the answer that Francis Lawrence, the director, gave to the question of his own faith: ‘I’m a skeptic, myself. For all I know, you die and rot in a box and that’s it.’ Either that or you rot someplace else.

“It looks like Hollywood could use an exorcism of its own. Maybe they can find a sober Irish priest willing to do it.”

06-12-2005, 08:58 PM	#2
no_fixd_address USER INFO » Status: Misconception Posts: 96 Joined: Jun 2005 Currently: Offline	Quote: For some reason, an entire Hollywood-media culture doesn't consider that a cool message. Pro-choicers could easily argue that Love With the Proper Stranger is really an argument for safe, legal abortions. But they must also know that the life-affirming charm of the movie itself would sweep such wishy-washy talk away in a flash. The culture of death now means a major part of the life of two Hollywood legends never occurred. Somehow, that seems a bigger crime than book-burning. it ain't cool. Hollywood tempts me to wonder if it is but one of many puppet strings controlled by secret societies. Conspiracies within conspiracies so woven and hidden they will never be exposed. But you have to dominate the media industry. Geobbles knew that. Heil Hilter Luther and Hitler Propaganda http://www.catholicculture.org/docs/...fm?recnum=1145 Martin Luther, Hitler’s spiritual ancestor http://www.tentmaker.org/books/Marti...lAncestor.html February 17, 2005 HOLLYWOOD NEEDS AN EXORCISM Catholic League president William Donohue commented today on the new Warner Brothers film, “Constantine,” which opens tomorrow: “Those who like Marilyn Manson and professional wrestling should be drawn to ‘Constantine.’ The movie is not only spiritual junk food for religious illiterates, it’s another example of the way Hollywood rips off Catholicism. “The plot centers on a chain-smoking, bummed out, demon-hunting detective who’s been to hell and back. Constantine’s pursuit of demons is not, however, altruistically driven: because he once tried to kill himself, he thinks he’s doomed to go to hell unless he can earn enough chips to get into heaven. Lucky for him, he becomes adept at performing exorcisms. Along the way he meets a policewoman who’s determined to prove that her deceased Catholic sister didn’t commit suicide, and thus can be given a Christian burial. And, of course, he meets a priest, who just happens to be an Irish drunk. “We hate to spoil the party, but the Catholic Church does not teach that everyone who commits suicide is destined to go to hell. Nor does it teach that those who do so must be denied a Christian burial. (It did at one time, on the grounds that suicide violated the Fifth Commandment.) “So what does this tell us about Hollywood? First, the fact that the producers of this trash literally tried to induce evangelical Protestants to market this movie for them tells us volumes about the way these guys view Christians. Also telling is the answer that Francis Lawrence, the director, gave to the question of his own faith: ‘I’m a skeptic, myself. For all I know, you die and rot in a box and that’s it.’ Either that or you rot someplace else. “It looks like Hollywood could use an exorcism of its own. Maybe they can find a sober Irish priest willing to do it.” __________________ “There are not over a hundred people in the United States who hate the Catholic Church. There are millions, however, who hate what they wrongly believe to be the Catholic Church, which is, of course, quite a different thing.” Bishop Fulton J. Sheen Last edited by no_fixd_address : 06-12-2005 at 09:05 PM.