Comments on: Scathing criticism of narnia movie

By: Bobby

Bobby — Wed, 15 Oct 2008 18:31:01 +0000

I TOTALLY AGRRE WITH WILL! and i was 11 when i figured it out!

By: Tina

Tina — Thu, 30 Mar 2006 20:17:23 +0000

I read the book when I was young and the Christianity aspect was over my head. I enjoyed the book - period.

As for my children, when they ask about religion tell them of my beliefs, but will let them decide for themselves. My son has asked me if God and Jesus are real, and I ask him what he thinks. He hears both sides and has the option to decide for himself. Children are not stupid, but can be easily persuaded - so I choose not to pursuade either way. My daughter is still too young, but she will have the same options. I believe that every person is good, just needs to choose the path that is right for them.

By: Will Mc

Will Mc — Tue, 17 Jan 2006 17:06:58 +0000

What people believe is entirely up to them, but in the end someone will be right or someone will be wrong. Might does not necessarily equal right, but do you side with the White Witch? After all, it is by her might that Narnia was covered in an eternal winter. If God is indeed the Lord of this universe what right have we to challenge his wisdom or decisions. Tragically, many people are making the same mistake as Lucifer did: belief that they knew better.

Let me ask you, if all that power were placed in your hands what would you do? It easy for those who are powerless to criticize those with power, because power was not given to us. As to the charge of brain washing, I would offer an alternative: eye opening. You do not believe because you lie in darkness and no argument in the world will allow the Truth to come through. You believe Christians brain wash because you cannot understand why we believe what we believe. Our children are free to think, and many of them choose to leave, that is out of our hands. Teaching children about Christianity and the true gospel is not crime, no more than teaching children about evolution.

The bottom line is you make not like the message of Christianity, but neither have millions of people from the day of its conception. If you do not agree fine, but you will not elminate God by telling people not to speak about Him or not to educate people about Him. The gospel will triumph, over every enemy of the Lord and in the end He will reign.

Your fate is uncertain, your destiny is yet to be told…

I pray that God will break through your resistance.

By: Will

Will — Wed, 07 Dec 2005 09:48:50 +0000

The main problem I had to resolve when I first learned about the religious themes of the book was how to keep believing in talking animals without becoming a Christian in the process. I was eight, though, and that problem has since resolved itself in a fanfare of blood.

By: Jeff

Jeff — Mon, 05 Dec 2005 04:57:12 +0000

How people justify training children to accept Christianity is beyond me. It’s straight-forward brain-washing. Drives me nuts what people do to kids these days and then scorn anyone who calls them on it. Yet look what they say when someone shows the kids a Moonies video.