[ SECRET POST #3406 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3406 ⌋

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Comments

[dethtoll]

Can't say I really relate. I actually WAS deeply sheltered (my mom was/is very religious and my dad figured if he couldn't have fun as a kid neither could I.) Now I take any chance I get to watch an old classic that I wasn't allowed to watch (which is nearly all of them) and most of the time I find them more enjoyable than something more recent. You know I'd never actually seen the original Terminator until a few years ago? Or Ghostbusters 1 and 2 until last year? I love these movies now.

(At least I got to see the Alien movies when I was a teenager... my school's priest was a fan, believe it or not, and he was happy to indulge my interest.)

[(Anonymous)]

I never thought I'd agree with you on anything, but same for me. My parents were super greenies so TV and pop culture were right out, wouldn't it be more fun to dig the compost? But now it's great, because I can catch up with everything on my own terms!

[(Anonymous)]

Priests and Pastors often aren't half as boring as you'd think. Our pastors had an ongoing rivalry about who was the greater trekkie and one even brought a cardboard picard into church to stage a dialogue with in a sermon about the "future".
I've always been an agnostic but I've come to really appreciate a lot of people with a background in theology. Especially since their ideas about religion are often much more nuanced and reflected than your usual churchgoer's