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La_Chiara
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Very true. Very true.She did not want her daughther to be exposed to the subtle gay agenda. That’s the point. It’s subtle so that we just accept the gay lifestyle as just diversity in our culture.
Micki
Very true. Very true.She did not want her daughther to be exposed to the subtle gay agenda. That’s the point. It’s subtle so that we just accept the gay lifestyle as just diversity in our culture.
Micki
Dear friendFurther than this, as I remember the wolf wears a nightie because he’s impersonating the grandma and the ugly sisters I have always seen in panto are always played by men…you going to boycott the panto’s this Christmas and New Year??
Um, dressing up to trick someone or be silly(as in Bugs Bunny) is a far cry from a dude running around wearing dresses for the heck of it.(as in "Lilo and Stick) I did not see Shreck but there some Disney movies which show this as a NORM. The character is wearing a dress for the hell of it, not to trick someone or as a joke.
As for the gay thing, there is an agenda to normalize gay BEHAVIOR. It is okay to bash Catholics because they believe gay sex is a sin.
Dear friendWho of you is without sin to decry another? You can state the truth of what a sin is, but you on the other hand do not know the heart of another, nor do you know where love exists between persons and if love exists, which is a supernatural gift from God, then God must be present, then where does this leave you with all of this homophobia?
“homophobia” no, I am not afraid of homosexuals. I DO fear that the extremely vocal homosexuals who believe it’s their right to bash Catholics. Sounds like Catholiphobia to me. .
I also fear a movement which is attempting to normalize unacceptable behaviors such as homosexuality, adultry, and other sins.
I have my sins, but I certainly don’t try to present them as natural or present them in the name of love. While it’s natural to WANT to sin, it should not be presented as “love” or an acceptable behavior. Which unfortunately is happening more and more with homosexuality.,
Dear friendWhat is sorely lacking in most of the posts I have read in this thread is LOVE.
It does take love to state a behavior is unacceptable and sinful.
As for children’s programs, I let my children watch the alien crossdresser. I just explain what the program is trying to do. A lot of children’s programs try to normalize unacceptable behavior. For example: “Braceface” is a Disney show. One episode included a mother leaving with her boyfriend for the weekend, leaving her teenage children behind with an incompitent baby sitter. In the end the children have a wild party.
Incidently, THAT’s the show I told my children they were no longer allowed to watch.
Be careful Teresa. Who is being “holier than thou” on these pages? While I respect and value your opinion and participation, it would seem that you are being a tad judgemental.A simple cartoon that does not promote gay sex has been discussed to death because of a what I only see as a false piety here.
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You keep reading everything in a negative light and I wish you good luck in that, because if your children are never equipped to face the world, they will never survive in it, if your children are over-beared by you, they will resent you and the faith…sure fire way to drive them from it.
Teresa
Very well handled!!:clapping:BTW my oldest (age 7) did ask “what is lust?” and I took the opportunity to explain that it is desire for something out of control, wanting something in a wrong way. That satisfied her curiosity plenty and set good groundwork for talking about lust versus love later in life I thought.
That reminds me, a teacher at out local catholic school showed Shrek to first grade class, without parental consent!! My friend was quite upset because her daughter was in the class. To give the school credit, the teacher was reprimanded. I think sometimes people don’t think.My English teacher showed it to us in 9th grade English with no objection. It was part of our parody writing unit.