Boone was making music that sold to white, christian audiences because that the was mainstream. He wasn’t trying to push religion. He was just trying to co-opt black music and make a lot of money on it, because a large fraction of white teens wasn’t allowed to listen to “race music.”

May Artemis protect your women from feminine ailments and make your bow arm strong, for a fruitful hunt.

Jesse, this sort of “christian” doesn’t think Catholics are “christians.”

Now, THAT is a sentence one rarely expects to see. Well done. Holy cow.

Churches often organize multiple busloads of parishioners to attend such movies at the same time. It’s possible that they get a deal from the theater operators.

May Artemis protect your women from feminine ailments and make your bow arm strong, that your hunt may be fruitful.

So, what you’re saying is that christians are better than everyone else?

I’m sure that you never express an opinion about reviews of a movie that you won’t ever see.

You’re adorable, Grateful. How did you decide on Jesus as opposed to all those other hundreds of gods?

You’re awfully touchy. How do you feel about every other religion but christianity? You know, the hundreds that have existed over tens of thousands of years, all of which are just as valid as christianity.

I, for one, am not writing lyrics about what will happen when my time on Earth is done for two reasons. First, I’m not a lyricist. Second, all the evidence and argument I’ve encountered over the years suggest to me that, when my life ends, I will no longer exist. I am my brain. When my brain is nonfunctional, there…

He’s critiquing the movie, which apparently does a bad job of telling this inspiring story.

People who watch Fox “News” love to point out that it’s the highest-rated cable news source. Not musical, but working on the same level.

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The zombies just keep going, unless they are destroyed. Yeah, they fall apart bit by bit, but there are something like 95-99 zombies for every living human, at the beginning of season one (based on something I recall Kirkman saying ages ago). Every dead human left on the battlefield joins the enemy, if there’s no time…

I had wondered why Earth-X Kara was a general, and then that line popped out of Melissa Benoist’s mouth. I cringed, but I also cheered.

The producers of “Superman and the Mole Men,” and the television program featuring the same cast, took it very seriously in the first couple of seasons. Camp requires irony and deliberate mocking of a subject. It is often played straight, to emphasize the sheer ridiculousness of the thing it comments upon, but it is…

Nice troll attempt.

Ignatiy, is your head chronically cold?