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@gamezonic Well, that's progress. The problem is that the Gospels and the epistles of Paul are very clear that Hell exists. Ironically, in order to carry the label "christian" and not believe in Hell, you have to ignore what Christ's own words about Hell. Also, you have to ignore the words of Pau...

When Hitch smiles at 0:35 his face looks just like a death mask. I wonder which frightened him more, the process of dying or the imminence of death? I also wonder what the chat with the girl would have been like if Hitch were feeling as healthy as he did in 2009?

Oh man. The Stoned Preacher is trying to strawman this atheist. Problem is, the strawman atheist actually makes more sense to any non-christian observer.

@m44freedom You're offering a pseudo-scientific version of the "Devil made me do it". You wrote "It's not all their fault these cops/agents", as if to say that the rest of the fault lies with their body chemistry. The next drug dealer who murders a cop should try making that argument to the jury....

@RainbowManification It's not my gospel - I'm not a christian. Also, I'd appreciate it if you'd actually answer these facts I presented about the Mormon belief system instead of making a vague, random comment. Again, the "historically accurate" Jesus didn't set foot in North America. If you have ...

All too familiar. "The average born again-Christian on the street doesn't know what he has, where he's going, and who he is. The tragedy of the times in which we live." No, the tragedy of our times is that twisted, dogmatic fundamentalists like him make a living pretending that a Bronze Age book ...

@WightNightLegacy It's obvious that she didn't need to "grab a light" since we (the viewers) plainly can see the fish-that-baits-humans monster. I'll admit to smiling at the irony of a fish catching a human. Regardless, it could have been *any* sort of noise, and the same chain of events would ha...

The music would be perfect in Silent Hill.

Did you notice at 5:45 when the lieutenant interrupts the backstory to walk over and sign a report? The signing of that report is a *crucial* plot point later in the film.

It's a bad sign when the script is stalling for time. Either that, or this director is a student of Ed Wood's "film everythi...

@endersgame55 I agree. Lovecraft's "The Terrible Old Man" was a fairly weak story largely because the narrative perspective is too far removed from the action. "Viral" is up close and personal, and much more compelling.

For fuck's sake, I'm just wishing Matt Dillahunty were the moderator. "Dinesh, this isn't an opportunity for you to preach, so skip the BS and get to the answer."

The creepiest thing about this film is the many comments about the hotness of the zombie.

Fewdio crew: would you politely remind your makeup artist(s) that non-vampiric undead creatures are supposed to look physically unappealing?

Recommended edit.

Male cop 2: It's awful...the children...they're dead.

Male cop 1: We know.

Male cop 2: No, not them. ALL the children!

Male cop 1: What do you mean, "ALL" the children?!

Kris Kringle: OVER NINE THOUSAND!!!

Another great short film horror story. I'm just not sure how the brain cancer mentioned at the beginning ties to the rest of the story. Does joining the kindred somehow stop the brain cancer's advance?

@scorpioring36 For example, consider the Aunt's line of dialogue: "[God] doesn't like little girls who disobey. He punishes them!". This aligns with verse 17 of the Book of Numbers chapter 31, wherein Adonai - the Old Testament military title for Jesus Christ - instructs the Jews attacking the Mi...

@itchynights That's a rather generic and somewhat empty compliment for you to give WLC, but I can't disagree, either.

@philosophizer149 Then, please, share the argument that proves the existence of the god of abraham. Put up, or shut up.

@CJFCarlsson Craig himself didn't get this, apparently. He went on to talk about a specific god that issues "Divine Commands". He's not even admitting the possibility of a deistic god who created our brains then sent us on our way without any further divine intervention. You see, he's not taking ...

@S00P3RGumDr0pz Dammit, I wish somebody had written *this* bible instead of the one we've got!

Some choice quotes from Jesus, who clearly has not one ounce of shame.

Do not think that I came to bring peace on earth. I did not come to bring peace but a sword! Matthew 10:34

Do you think that I came to bring peace on earth? Not at all, I tell you, but rather division! Luke 12:51

If anyone ...

It's *die* not *dye*; "the *die* is cast". While you're getting the Holy Spirit Power, how about working up some Holy Spirit Spelling? And someone please explain how this message is virtuous in any way?

Allow me to explain. Suppose "Holy Spirit Power" were replaced with "Noodling Appendage Powe...

@idahopaula You're a Poe. Proof: "God DID NOT KNOW Lucifer would rebel". Clearly, this violates Omniscience, as you well know.

@namesameasu Ah, but Quitchiboo's Squirrel is more plausible than the God of Abraham, who speaks multiple languages, transmutes into other forms, and dictates books. The less complex universe creator is necessarily more plausible than the more complex universe creator. And, by the same reasoning...

@mattbaas1 You made a poor argument, no offense. The theist has no cause whatsoever to trust his reason until he establishes that 1) the Divine Command issuer actually exists and 2) the Divine Commander's commands actually are moral apart from the whim of the Commander (Euthyphro's Dilemma). Perh...

@TheAnonymous185 No, I didn't, and simply reiterating that I did is childish. Either man up and concede the argument, or put forth an actual defense of your absurd accommodationist statements.

@shortwavejones Furthermore, if you insist that your morality must come from a source outside yourself, then why make a special pleading for the god of Abraham? For all you know, morality comes from invisible pixies that nest in your underpants and whisper in your ear. Also, drop the "worst kille...

@PimpolloMorales Define "real Christian". The Westboro crowd arguably are more "real" in their faith than you are, since they take the Bible to be the inspired and *literal* word of god. The "douches that the theists have" take seriously those uncomfortable verses about hellfire, eternal sufferin...

@julieification Really? Can you quote some verses in which Jesus warns about saying platitudes but doing nothing for the one needing food and clothing? Also, Jesus said some other interesting things: for example, should we emulate Jesus' words in these verses?

If anyone comes to me and does not ...