[american colleen]

I'm not out of my gourd. Read what you wrote again:

"I suggest that Jews take the advice given to Christians when an anti-Christian movie is made--don't buy a ticket."

And what inference about "The Passion of Christ" can be made from the words that you used above.

[ultima ratio]

Look, I went to see "Elizabeth" which had plenty of Catholic villains. It made me uncomfortable and angry. I shouldn't have bought a ticket. This goes for the few Jews who feel squeamish about seeing what happened historically 2000 years ago. They needn't buy tickets. This was the remedy suggested for Christians who protested that "The Last Temptation of Christ" was anti-Christian, though it was not based on the Gospels but on the fevered imaginings of a novelist. As for my stating you're out of your gourd--this was in reference to my other post. You virtually called a group of devout priests bigots--just as you're intimating that I am one for saying what I said about not buying tickets. You are actually projecting bigotry where it doesn't exist--which apparently comes from your own prejudices.