And the “Right in the Trash Bin” Award Goes to...
Surrendered: The Story of Jay Harding (2013) for its blatant depiction of modern day families lying to their children about a fat omnipotent/omnipresent/omniscient Caucasian man who apparently usurps Jesus every year and gives the children of the world everything they need.
Ah, and to add insult to blasphemy, the little girl explained to her little brother that the Nativity scene was just an “old-school way that they used to celebrate Christmas.” Apparently, satan worship is the new-school Nativity.
Right in the trash.
Um...does anyone remember thou shalt not lie? Teach your kids the ways of the Lord? How ‘bout only God knows the hearts?
The occult world has clearly infiltrated the
Surrendered: The Story of Jay Harding (2013) for its blatant depiction of modern day families lying to their children about a fat omnipotent/omnipresent/omniscient Caucasian man who apparently usurps Jesus every year and gives the children of the world everything they need.
Ah, and to add insult to blasphemy, the little girl explained to her little brother that the Nativity scene was just an “old-school way that they used to celebrate Christmas.” Apparently, satan worship is the new-school Nativity.
Right in the trash.
Um...does anyone remember thou shalt not lie? Teach your kids the ways of the Lord? How ‘bout only God knows the hearts?
The occult world has clearly infiltrated the