Guess you're one of those ignorant people, eh?

I watched this the other day, posted it to my blog and nearly begged people to watch it. It was excellent. I am going to have to see if there's a transcript, because so much of what he said needs to be taken note of and remembered and PRACTICED.

I had no idea they were married!

How I DESPISE the MSM.

I will be praying for you!

That Jesus was always causing a ruckus!

Exactly right! And thank you for stating it in a very simple and memorable way - tolerance vs. acceptance. Part of the reason for this confusion is that the word tolerance itself has come to MEAN acceptance. People are unable to see a difference between the two words, so they use them interchangeably and all sorts of confusion is the result.

The second part of the problem is that homosexuals are the only group that I am aware of who seem to base their entire self identity on their sexual preferences and choices. Because of this, any disagreement about their sexual lives is perceived as a rejection of them as human beings.

I find this so sad. People are so much more than that one small aspect of life! Why can't homosexuals and heterosexuals disagree about this one thing, yet have many other things in common and therefore be friends? I do not understand it.

And yet THEY are the ones who scream about tolerance. Those hard-core homosexual activists have zero for anyone who even slightly disagrees with them.

Indeed. This is not about equal rights or civil rights. It's about bullying and FORCING those who do not support or accept same-sex marriage to do so.

"clearly mean-spirited campaign of Proposition 8"

Mean spirited? Clearly so? I thought this was perhaps satire, but reading the post, it seems you're serious?

There's nothing mean spirited about speaking out against one minority's campaign to destroy marriage as we know it. They wish to force their morality - by legal mandate - upon those of us who disagree with same-sex marriage. Again, there is nothing mean spirited against standing up against this onslaught.

Wow. What website did I come upon again? I'd better check the URL!

"IF, that is, the movie avoids not-too-subtle hints that I am evil, badly in need of saving, and should accept Jesus Christ as my Lord and Savior post-haste."

Don't blame a movie, an actor or Christians - Jesus is the one who said exactly that!

"...or the film’s most Christian moment – most generous moment – when a nod of respect is granted to our friends who have found God through other faiths."

Hm, I will have to see what you mean by this when I go see it. Respecting all people and their beliefs is fine*. But if a film claims to be coming from a Christian viewpoint, then it cannot contradict the most basic of Jesus' teachings, which is that He alone is the ONLY way, the ONLY truth, the ONLY life, and that no one comes to God the Father except through Him. There is no notion of "finding God through other faiths" taught in the Bible. Quite the opposite. Don't blame me, Jesus is the one who said it. Look up John 14:6 and 1 John 5:9-12.

*Unless we're talking about Islam, which directly commands conversion, subjugation or death for unbelievers like me. I will respect Muslims who choose to oppose this portion of their ideology. But have zero respect for Islam itself because it teaches zero respect for me.