WWE stays classy

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At least they aren’t as bad as the History Channel. They played Banned From The Bible during the middle of Easter yesterday.
 
rebusrms said:
I can’t say I like the title “King of Kings”
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That’s what I was getting at. The whole thing seemed like they were making the character to resemeble Christ and using the title “King of Kings”.

bah
 
RascalJones said:
That’s what I was getting at. The whole thing seemed like they were making the character to resemeble Christ and using the title “King of Kings”.

bah
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Their not, it’s simply a nickname that means he is the king of wrestling. No biggy.
 
Mister_De said:
:rolleyes:

I don’t. My sister (who’s an Atheist) informed me of it.
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I’m just saying it seems poor taste to complain about a television channel broadcasting programs that don’t mesh with your religion, as if the airwaves belong to Christianity.
 
TomPiltoff said:
I’m just saying it seems poor taste to complain about a television channel broadcasting programs that don’t mesh with your religion, as if the airwaves belong to Christianity.
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I guess it wouldn’t be a problem then if they played The False Prophet: Muhammad on Mawlid an-Nabī or The Holocaust Hoax during Passover.
 
Mister_De said:
I guess the compassion gene skipped a generation.
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How insulting, both towards fair mindedness and personally.

As if the national airwaves need to suspend programming that appeals to atheists just so a particular denomination won’t have to deal with having to flip a channel.
 
TomPiltoff said:
As if the national airwaves need to suspend programming that appeals to atheists just so a particular denomination won’t have to deal with having to flip a channel.
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So Atheists are appealed to anti-religious lies and propaganda? How pathetic.

It’s one thing to air religious shows that conflict with other religions, or that other religions don’t agree with. But they purposely aired a documentary filled with lies and distortions on our holiest day of the year. It was a blatant attack on Christianity.
 
Mister_De said:
It’s one thing to air religious shows that conflict with other religions, or that other religions don’t agree with. But they purposely aired a documentary filled with lies and distortions on our holiest day of the year. It was a blatant attack on Christianity.
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If it’s a problem with one particular program (which I am unfamiliar with) I could understand. But it seems to me that the implication behind the complaint is ‘how dare they air programming that directly contradicts our beliefs on Easter’, which would be absurd.
 
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