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2010-12-04 Home Front: Culture Wars
Liam Neeson angers Narnia fans by suggesting Aslan is Mohammed
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Posted by tipper 2010-12-04 17:47|| || Front Page|| [3 views ]  Top

#1 Neeson is a typical entertainment industry cultural idiot, mind rotted by living and working with the cultural relativists in Hollwierd. Alsan is clearly alluded to as Jesus in the books, if you bother to read all of them.

I guess Neeson believes in everything, which means effectively he ultimately believes (latin: credo) nothing at all.
Posted by OldSpook 2010-12-04 18:17||   2010-12-04 18:17|| Front Page Top

#2 Facts are irrelevant in Hollywood's mind, since replicating and making people believe the non-existent is their business. I have an aunt in Hollywood, and her shock that I DISAGREED with her in MY area of expertise betrays an arrogance that Heaven is sure to answer.

Death is a shark attacking mankind. Confucius, from the beach, would assure us our children would revere our courage. Mohammed is too busy fondling Aisha to notice. Buddah would tell us the shark does not exist. ONLY Jesus Christ gashed himself and jumped into the water to draw the shark off of us.

And people roll their eyes and wonder why I'm such a fanatical Christian...
Posted by Ptah 2010-12-04 21:03||   2010-12-04 21:03|| Front Page Top

#3 Obviously he never read the series. Aslan was the christ-like figure while Tash (the bird-god of the desert dweller (and most like Mohammand) - not too sure of the names - I'm drawing this from 10-year-old memory...) was his 'opposite'.

If they weren't to chickensh*t to produce 'A Horse and his Boy' (which was chronologically after Lion / Witch / Wardrobe) it would have been clearly shown. But the way I understand it they skipped that book for fear of offending Muslims.

The association of Aslan with Christ is very explicitly made in "The Last Battle" - the last book of the series.

Not to mention the whole 'Sacrifice oneself for another' part of "The Lion, the Witch, and the wardrobe". I doubt Neeson even viewed the movies....
Posted by CrazyFool 2010-12-04 21:20||   2010-12-04 21:20|| Front Page Top

#4 Not to mention he angered Shiites by notifying figuring the 12th imam in there somewhere.
Posted by Anguper Hupomosing9418 2010-12-04 21:54||   2010-12-04 21:54|| Front Page Top

#5 notifying
Posted by Anguper Hupomosing9418 2010-12-04 21:55||   2010-12-04 21:55|| Front Page Top

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