"Infidel: The Movie"

[R. U. Sirius]

There's a verse in Revelation where Jesus says, "Any who deny me before man, I will deny before the Father." That's the basis of a lot of these persecution wankjob movies where people bravely tell a gunman that they are a Christian and die for it.

My question: Couldn't you repent such a thing later and have it forgiven like any other sin?

Also, is anyone else reminded HUGELY of how BibleGod acts by the gunman?

[gomer21xx]

...what kind of gunman would give ANYONE a chance to clear out, let alone one minute to let the non-Christians clear out?

Whoever wrote this clearly isn't well versed in any sort of reality.

[R. U. Sirius]

It's a persecution wank. He only wants to kill Christians.

Can't argue with your final analysis, though.

[kefkaownsall]

Or the clear out thing is him toying with them a la Jigsaw

[Meshakhad]

Funny thing: under Jewish law, in an equivalent situation, the right thing to do would be to run like hell.

[Witchyjoshy]

Funny thing: under Jewish law, in an equivalent situation, the right thing to do would be to run like hell.

That's actually good to know.

It's nice when you run across a religious law that says "If you have to choose between your religious dignity or your life, CHOOSE YOUR LIFE."

[Meshakhad]

Funny thing: under Jewish law, in an equivalent situation, the right thing to do would be to run like hell.

That's actually good to know.

It's nice when you run across a religious law that says "If you have to choose between your religious dignity or your life, CHOOSE YOUR LIFE."

If you're told to actually worship an idol, then you are supposed to die. Fortunately, the rabbis later ruled that if you don't have it in you to be a martyr, that's OK.

[czechmate]

Oh joy, a film about imaginary christian persecution.  Also, nice stock gun noise you got there brah.

Christians love to portray themselves as being persecuted, when world history contradicts it.
The imposition of Christianity has resulted in the needless deaths of over 1 billion people since 325 AD.
That works out as around 1630 deaths per day for 1687 years, making Christianity an genocidal pandemic.
Mind you, every religion that has a missionary agenda, has some blood on its hands.

[largeham]

Oh joy, a film about imaginary christian persecution.  Also, nice stock gun noise you got there brah.

Christians love to portray themselves as being persecuted, when world history contradicts it.
The imposition of Christianity has resulted in the needless deaths of over 1 billion people since 325 AD.
That works out as around 1630 deaths per day for 1687 years, making Christianity an genocidal pandemic.
Mind you, every religion that has a missionary agenda, has some blood on its hands.

Where did that number come from?

As for religious dignity and death, for large parts of history (arguably until very recently) your health and religion went hand in hand, and usually correlated with which side of the river you lived on.

[gomer21xx]

So, I actually jumped into the proverbial fire and posted my analysis on the comments on that video.  The response?

And they do call the cops, but the bad guy is wearing a bomb, and the doors are wired to explosives so the remaining worshipers are now hostages.

And, as I asked when I responded, where in the trailer is this established?!  I even re-watched it to make sure before I posted and there was nothing!

Now, if there's supposed to be another trailer for this thing that does explain this happening, then I'll be more than willing to stand corrected, but until then, my argument stands.