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Germany Airs Cartoon 'Popetown' where the pope is portrayed as a child

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*Z* - The Queen of Dubcc:
well, i dont think this is rediculous. first not all catholics are protesting, most of the catholics i heard of were basically discussing or rather debating on this movie. why shouldnt they be allowed to state their minds if they feel the need to do so?

besides i dont think that it necessarely means that this movie changes their faith only becuz they pay attention to this cartoon or that it separates the "real catholics" from the "unreal" (whatever)

this is something natural, if there was a movie about a topic that touches you personally, wouldnt you like to watch it and discuss it?

Eihtball:

--- Quote from: Real American Iz Active on May 20, 2006, 01:18:42 PM ---I am a Catholic and I could care less about this movie.

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Of course you care...all Catholics starve themselves and burn effigies of Dan Brown on their lawns in retalation for this movie.

King Tech Quadafi:

--- Quote from: Real American Iz Active on May 19, 2006, 02:47:59 PM ---\ here is the US, the University of Oregon had an art exhibit \
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you took time off from moping the dorm floors to check it out?

Just Another Sunny day in California:
i am Catholic and i don't believe in the Da Vinci Code, though i think Da Vinci was a smart muthafucka and i view him as one of the greatest minds this earth has ever seen.  but i have to admit everything i've read and seen about on the History Ch. or National Geographic Ch. is really interesting, how they form their ideas as to why Jesus was married and so forth but though i find it interesting i do no believe it nor does it affect my stance on my religion and beliefs

Machiavelli:
Sprechen Sie Englisch Sie stumme Deutsche

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