It Is Blasphemy, But Certainly Not Art

TFP Forum ^ | 8/3/2007 | Michael Whitcraft

[Bulldawg Fan]

“The intellectual elite” Those the media and others consider to be the shinning lights of brain power.

“Those without intellect” What they actually are.

[Dajjal]

Predictably the film is grossly immoral. In perhaps the worst skit, a 36-year-old “virgin” goes to Mexico and has an affair with “Our Lord” who is present for the Second Coming. The movie is rife with this type of meaningless blasphemy.

Thanks for the ping.

I note the lack of screaming mobs demanding the film be burned and the actors beheaded.

[Scarchin]

Although it pi**es me off, this kind of stuff - I think - demonstrates the strength of Christianity. It easily weathers this crap.

Other “religions” riot.

[Calpernia]

What liberal welfare arm....oops, what grant funded this?

[Calpernia]

ping

[Coleus]

Click here to send an instant protest e-mail to individual theaters showing The Ten and let them know that Catholics will not tolerate their Faith being insulted in this way.

[rbosque]

Folks should not patronize such filth.

[Mr. Silverback]

Theo Van Gogh was not available for comment.

Bears repeating.

[Alouette]

Another scene reportedly has inmates in prison telling a story of “brutal sexual abuse”… is this supposed to be funny?

Depends on what prison they're in. Abu Ghraib? Gitmo? Yeah, it can be freaking hilarious.