Religious Influence

By Daniel Miessler on March 21st, 2005: Tagged as Culture | Politics | Rants

“The New York Times is reporting that a number of Imax theatres are passing on science-themed films that might provoke controversy among a handful of religious fundamentalists.”

God help us all.

  • charlie

    um thats not news… doesn’t science always do that? That is the natural differences in science and religion… fact or well found theory vs. faith with fragmented historical data tied to big lies.. oh well not surprising at all.

  • charlie

    um thats not news… doesn’t science always do that? That is the natural differences in science and religion… fact or well found theory vs. faith with fragmented historical data tied to big lies.. oh well not surprising at all.

  • http://www.skryking.net/ Jason Ormes

    scary thing is that that “handful” of fundimentalists currently makes up the voterbase that is best organized when it comes to elections and putting people in power. Additionally they tend to be vocal with thier dollars as well.

  • http://www.skryking.net Jason Ormes

    scary thing is that that “handful” of fundimentalists currently makes up the voterbase that is best organized when it comes to elections and putting people in power. Additionally they tend to be vocal with thier dollars as well.


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