Jesus Camp?

[Cody]

One thing I would point out when I saw some clips of the movie today is that I thought one of the kids was reading one of Jack Chick’s anti-Catholic comic books. That really bothers me.

 

[ahimsaman72]

It looks very much like the brainwashing done on future suicide bombers by Al-Quida.

Yikes,
Paul

BINGO!

 

[deb1]

I do not think that most nonCatholics are like those depicted in the film but there are a few who are. In any faith you will have some who go to extremes or use religion to justify their own prejudices and faults.

 

[ReflectHim]

I went to a private Baptist school for 4-6 grade and that mentality (minus the flopping on floor and speaking in tongues stuff) is pretty much what they tried to drill in our heads. They succeeded for most of the kids, but I was a little too mature for their poor techniques. We said a pledge to the Christian flag before we said the pledge of allegience (sp?) to the U.S. flag. Preschool kids would “get saved” on a regular basis. I hated it and I knew it was wrong and it totally turned me off to God and any form of religion until my boyfriend took me to Ash Wednesday services my junior year of high school.

What makes this different than “infant baptism”? Saved right?