Christian heroes protect American students from evil Shakepherian themes

It shows that many people today are still confused, lost slaves to religion. There are 4200 religions on this tiny, confused planet. Mostly the religion one's parents cling onto is the one that their kids cling onto too, and they mistakenly are going to think that that is their identity. That's where the danger starts. Take it away, and people panic and don't know who they are anymore. For example, when a Cristian or Muslim child happens to have a gay sexuality as part of their natural identity, it does not fit in their parents learned identity and the child grows up thinking his sexuality is wrong, where the real wrong lies in religion. Basically, the parents panic when they encounter real life. Their identity was based on preconceptions/religion.

The solution lies in a more worldly upbringing. If you insist on pushing religion onto your child, let your kid learn about all 4200 religions from all sides and then see what happens. Another solution could be making these pray away groups prosecutable as it's a form of discrimination. The third solution is to learn in schools (if the parents forsake it) that identity should be formed by life experience, never by religion.

When I see all these confused religion fanatics running around on this tiny earth, arguing about their thousands of different religions, most of them made up long before Christ or Allah were made up, I sometimes like to watch this video to balance my thoughts.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1PYDfIX-HUs

Updated On: 11/11/18 at 04:51 AM

enjoyable2 said: "I'm a NJ transplant in NC and love it here. Our state is SO much better than these ignorant folks."

Huh?

amaklo said: "Until I read the story on BroadwayWorld I didn't realize this was about the Reduced Shakespeare Company. We've seen these guys numerous times. They're big on audience participation, and our then-teenage.daughter was pulled up on stage to play Ophelia, which required her to stand in one spot and scream on cue. After the show they signed autographs and the main guy signed our daughter's program "to my future wife." They're adorable, sometimes mildly bawdy, but honestly you have to be nuts to be offended by anything in their shows."

I don't believe they were performing, it was just one if their plays.

amaklo said: "...They're big on audience participation, and our then-teenage.daughter was pulled up on stage to play Ophelia, which required her to stand in one spot and scream on cue...."

Well, NOW I'm PISSED!

When *I* played Ophelia (technically, it's "Ophelia's id", I had to run up and down the center aisle while waving my arms above my head and screaming. And never mind the fact I was a middle-aged man.

The RSC boys have obviously lost their edge.

But I agree: prayer circle? Talk about some people who need to ask WWJD!