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Date Posted: 22:37:26 06/16/03 Mon
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Subject: Congratulations Mukul
In reply to: solidphantom 's message, "True.....but" on 18:01:21 06/16/03 Mon

Are you serious that it took you over 300 viewings of the movie for you to form this opinion?? I've read one book on Hinduism, and I noticed most of these. And I've seen the film less than 10 times. It also draws upon Vedic literature (Krishna Consciousness), Greek mythology, Buddhism, and, as solidphantom states, it is still very much about Christianity.

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