Re: Rated R (I'm speaking for Craig - pull back your toes because I'm steppin') -- Adilbrand Noblesword's Hall of Warriors

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Date Posted: 20:21:55 03/02/04 Tue
Author: mt. healthy mountaineer
Subject: Re: Rated R (I'm speaking for Craig - pull back your toes because I'm steppin')
In reply to: Bob 's message, "Rated R" on 13:10:15 03/02/04 Tue

BOB - I'm curious about why, if you're parents are highly religious, you didn't feel like you could express your appreciation for the film at the end? I'd think they'd be happy to know that the film had such a strong impact on you . . .

CRAIG'S Original comment: "How many people clapped and praised Halleugiah (sp?) at the end of the movie? I felt that I needed to clap in praise at the end of that movie. But alas, I didn't. I watched the movie with my highly religious parents. So, I didn't. Religious politicks."

Craig and I grew up in the same church - out in Waymansville. You don't clap, raise your hands in prayer or make any comments during a religious event. Just not done. It is pretty much standard operating procedure in a lot of Lutheran churches,although my church up in Indy has a service on Saturday nights with guitars and drums and modern music and sometimes we clap (very badly).

Craig - please feel free to make comments concerning the comments originally directed towards you :)

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Replies:

To Mt. Healthy Mountaineer -- Abba's Son, 12:44:48 03/03/04 Wed
- Re: To Abba's Son -- Bob, 12:58:52 03/03/04 Wed
  - Re: To Abba's Son -- Alphonse, 15:08:41 03/03/04 Wed
    - Hi Alphonse! -- Bob, 16:20:04 03/03/04 Wed
      - Hi Bob! -- Alphonse, 15:20:03 03/04/04 Thu
- different styles of services -- mt. healthy mountaineer, 23:33:23 03/03/04 Wed
  - Well put. -- Adilbrand, 13:45:55 03/04/04 Thu
  - Re: different styles of services -- Abba's Son, 17:02:36 03/05/04 Fri
    - Lutheranism in America - very long but I wanted to address the question well -- Mt. Healthy Mountaineer, 12:20:55 03/06/04 Sat
      - Great post...thank you! -- Abba's Son, 11:46:21 03/08/04 Mon