re: Disney-Pixar Animation Film Bombards Kids with ‘Coming Out’ Story

The scriptures were passed down verbally for decades/centuries until finally written down. Then they were translated over and over.

I love the scriptures. But I have also played the telephone game. I know what happens when stories are shared. Yeah. You've played the telephone game, too.

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How is his method worse for the children? Assuming you are home with them and this topic comes up, at least you are there to answer any questions they may have. Your shelter method only leads to kids finding out on their own.

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Not to answer for him, but the "shelter method" allows kids to learn about such things in an age-appropriate way and with the care and supervision of the parent who can help the children learn about those things in accordance with the parents' worldviews rather than according to the worldviews of those who are providing the content or message to the children.

The kids are more likely to learn it on their own due to the very topic being discussed: media attempting to normalize such behaviors and lifestyles through exposure via content.

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You’ve been posting for going on four pages now and no one knows what the frick you’re talking about.

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Anyone who reads my posts can understand them.

You seem to be finding it difficult to understand how I can be against the gay agenda but also think you're being petulant about Disney's content. It's not that hard to understand.

I know better than to trust Disney. All we can do is discern and decide for ourselves what we will consume.

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I should not be forced to parent the same way because Disney forced my hand by making a movie that is marketed towards children and then throws in a very mature topic like homosexuality once the children are already engaged in the movie.

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Nobody is making you or your children watch a 9 minute short film about gay people.
My god you’re stupid, if you don’t like it, don’t watch it.

You want the unvarnished truth about the LGBT agenda? Charlene Cothran founded Venus magazine (LGBT content). Charlene explicitly tells how she and other LGBT activists planned and executed the introduction of the LGBT agenda into schools and other public institutions......some will be shocked others will say good for Charlene. Charlene is now an outspoken Christian who defends the faith and warns others about the pitfalls and dangers being pushed by LGBT activists.

The real truth behind the LGBT agenda.

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Is this the only movie Disney has ever made that included gays?

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Nope and it won’t be the last.

If you don’t like it don’t watch it. Welcome to capitalism where companies can make what they want and you don’t have to buy/watch it.

The only “stupid frick” is you.

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If they are truly the inspired word of God, is He not always sovereign over their transmission?

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That is a great question.
The Westminster Larger Cathechism was inspired by God. He was sovereign over that. Those involved could be infallible?
Congregations are inspired by God. God is obviously sovereign over the congregations. I bet the congregation would be 100% in agreeance if surveyed. The congregation could be infallible?
If not the congregation, at least the leadership could be infallible?

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Also, there's a difference between transmission and translation. Transmission is the recording of the words while translation is putting the recording into another language.

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I think I understand what you are sharing. I want to be careful. Sometimes things can be lost in translation (golden hemorrhoids, 2nd circumcision). God forbid someone mis-translates a 2nd circumcision.

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You're assuming the transmission of the Bible was like a normal game of telephone. It wasn't.

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I assume nothing other than that men and women are sinners. Men and women are not perfect. I know that the scriptures were passed down through generations verbally. I know that the gospels were passed along through story for 30-50 years before being written.

I don't need assumptions.

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I will try and go slowly so your fricking lack of reading comprehension hopefully does not become an issue again. Disney is free to make whatever movie they want. However, don’t market it as , for example, a movie about fricking toys that come to life so your target audience is young children and then throw in mature issues such as homosexuality. This removes the parents ability to raise and teach their children at a time they find appropriate. Understand?

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I understand what you’re saying completely, it’s just stupid and you’re an idiot.

Don’t like it, don’t watch it. Simple as that.

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The point that has been entirely ignored by both of you is that he, through Disney, has made that decision for his children because he is in agreement with the way Disney has chosen to portray homosexuality. It’s fricking lazy.

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How is it lazy? If he doesn't have a problem with a random gay couple showing up in a movie, and with the possibility that his child may notice it and ask a question about it, he will answer the question...how is that lazy?

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I should not be forced to parent the same way because Disney forced my hand by making a movie that is marketed towards children and then throws in a very mature topic like homosexuality once the children are already engaged in the movie.

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So I have a sister who didn't think The Nightmare Before Christmas was appropriate for her young children. She had never seen it so she watched it first alone, decided she didn't want her kids to watch it, and didn't let her kids watch it.

That is parenting. It sounds like you are being lazy wanting media companies to conform to whatever you want your kids to see.

You clearly don’t understand.

It’s not as simple as don’t like it, don’t watch it as your dumbass is trying to make it.

If the movie were to promote Christianity in a way that, in your view, is contrary to what you want your children to believe, you would take issue.

Now comes the part were you fricking lie.