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How do Catholics feel about conspiracies like “Dr. Dre is a Satanist” and stuff like that?
It’s more how people interpret things they see people doing. Ex: on a Dr. Dre commercial for his line of Beats headphones, three 'b’s are shown side-by-side. The 'b’s are tilted and look like 6’s, so now people are saying that he’s secretly a satanist.That’s not a “conspiracy”, that’s slander. Or libel. Depending on whether or not it’s spoken or printed
More seriously, If they had documented proof that “(well-known celebrity) is a (member of not-well-looked-upon-group)”, I’d give it credence. But people can say pretty much anything and have someone believe it. Three words: “Sinbad is dead.”
Exodus 23:2 Thou shalt not follow a multitude to do evil; neither shalt thou speak in a cause to decline after many to wrest judgment:*How do Catholics feel about conspiracies like “Dr. Dre is a Satanist” and stuff like that?
Yeah, but that’s still just people taking things out of context, or better, seeing what they want to see. For instance, there was a Pokemon card that a few years ago caused a stir. It was a creature based on a Buddhist creature, and the image had a big ol’ manji as part of the illustration. A manji is essentially a swastika. People in the US, not realizing that the manji is a normal part of Buddhist iconography, hit the roof and accused Nintendo of harboring neo-Nazi sympathies (I’m wondering how they escaped similar misunderstandings with The Legend of Zelda, when an entire dungeon complex was shaped like oneIt’s more how people interpret things they see people doing. Ex: on a Dr. Dre commercial for his line of Beats headphones, three 'b’s are shown side-by-side. The 'b’s are tilted and look like 6’s, so now people are saying that he’s secretly a satanist.