Earlier today I was listening to Janet Parshall’s America and I have to tell you that today’s show was by far one of the best I have ever heard. Janet was on a roll and did all three hours pretty much giving her commentary on very important news that most people are not getting. While she did take a few calls, since it is “open phones Friday”, really the show was mostly her very astute and passionate commentary. So if you haven’t heard her show, you really need to check it out and become a Parshall’s Patriot.
In her first hour Janet told us about 3 movies that are showing at the Sundance film festival and two of the three are designed specifically to bash and lie about Christians. The third film is about bestiality…nice huh?
The first movie is called “For the Bible Tells Me So” which their marketing materials say the following, “Today a handful of religious passages are constantly exploited to validate hatred and violence against homosexuals. Filmmaker Daniel Karslake explores the way religious conservatives have systematically misled the public into believing that the Bible forbids homosexuality and how this campaign of misinterpretation continues to stigmatize the gay community and threaten America’s rapidly diminishing separation of church and state. ”
What I find fascinating about this is that the bible does forbid homosexuality and no one can deny that because it’s written very clearly. However, I know not one person who uses that truth to “validate hatred and violence against homosexuals.” So, it appears that this movie is extremely ill informed and has a definite Christian bashing agenda.
The second movie is called “Save Me” which stars outspoken homosexual actor Chad Allen. Here’s a little about what their marketing materials say, “Save Me, is a film about redemption. Mark (Chad Allen), a lost, young, gay man, leads a wild life of drugs and meaningless sex, searching desperately to fill the emptiness in his soul. When Mark finally hits bottom, his brother checks him into Genesis House, a 12-step, Christian, “ex-gay” ministry specializing in healing sexual brokenness. . . . Torn by the specter of damnation and the pull of their hearts, Mark and Scott are forced to confront their truth.” Bottom line is that this is a movie that appears to be bashing Christians who are helping homosexuals recover from their homosexuality by having the main characters embrace one another and their homosexuality.
The last movie is about bestiality called “Zoo”. Even the description is disgusting on the Sundance website, but I think this last paragraph says it all. “The cinematic language invented for the film permits us to examine where we draw the line, how much perversity we can tolerate in others. In a broader sense, Zoo is really about thresholds. What can we stand to know, and, more importantly, what can we stand to accept?— John Cooper”
I think I’ve said enough.
