would you go as far as Inception when preaching the gospel?

SmartDessa

would you go as far as Inception when preaching the gospel or converting people to your religion?

Inception is a movie where a group of individuals (dicaprio) can enter into dreams and plant an idea on someone that can totally change that someone's life.

Totnak

SmartDessa wrote: »

would you go as far as Inception when preaching the gospel?

Inception is a movie where a group of individuals (dicaprio) can enter into dreams and plant an idea on someone that can totally change that someone's life.

nope because that takes away the free will factor...;)

tonton

Nope because it was a boring movie.

SmartDessa

nope because that takes away the free will factor...

good answer.

but i think there are more good answers from others, especially those who watched the movie.

Totnak

tonton wrote: »

Nope because it was a boring movie.

Ton, the hole in your avatar is quite interesting.....am wondering what drilled that one? is that Eve's apple?

tonton

Totnak wrote: »

Ton, the hole in your avatar is quite interesting.....am wondering what drilled that one? is that Eve's apple?

hoy hindi pako ganon kadesperado.:D

Zeitgeist699

inception is a thought-provoking movie. there were endless possible conclusions that you can make.. for me, i have a feeling that its actually leonardo di caprio that he (the asian man) was trying to psychologically cure. that asian man or mafia in his dream is really his psychotherapist. and the people who were there were actually the representation of the different aspects of his personality, frustrations and desires. by the end of the movie, i think the asian man failed from getting leonardo out from his "denial and guilt for the death of his wife and the abandonment of their 2 kids". which is why i think there should be part 2.

rickym

Totnak wrote: »

nope because that takes away the free will factor...;)

if you want your child to exercise his/her freewill. you should not have baptized him in the first place without his/her consent. and the church should allow us to leave catholicism if we want to.

Ateo

The Apostle Paul claimed that he resorted to lies and deception in order to support the cause of Christianity. If inception were available, Paul would have used it too.

sophion

Totnak wrote: »

nope because that takes away the free will factor...;)

people have been planting the ideas into people as soon as they are born. basically no different from "inception".


but i agree, it messes up ones "free will". both methods.

havok47

sophion wrote: »

people have been planting the ideas into people as soon as they are born. basically no different from "inception".

but i agree, it messes up ones "free will". both methods.

Agree on the first, disagree with the second.

Inception is just sexed-up proselytization. Ultimately, no different from Witnesses' knocking at your door to give you the good news.

Totnak wrote: »

nope because that takes away the free will factor...;)

But both methods do not rob you of your free will. It might 'mess' with it in the sense that your decisions are affected by the idea planted by the dreamweavers, but how is it different from everyday situations? Our decisions get affected by a myriad of factors.

But we still decide.

tonton

Ateo wrote: »

The Apostle Paul claimed that he resorted to lies and deception in order to support the cause of Christianity. If inception were available, Paul would have used it too.

That's true. He's the human chameleon.

SmartDessa

Ateo wrote: »

The Apostle Paul claimed that he resorted to lies and deception in order to support the cause of Christianity. If inception were available, Paul would have used it too.

tonton wrote: »

That's true. He's the human chameleon.

ok, so create a new thread exposing his lies, let's see what they are and if he admitted it.