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Reply to "Gospel According to Disney"

Neil MacQueenWebmaster and Writer Supporting Member!

Lisa Lisa Lisa....
Next thing you know you'll be wacking the Bible because of ITS stereotypes! -but please do, just had to point that out

I love Baloo the Bear and the Bear Necessities.
Reminds me of Hakuna Matata (no worries).
Jesus sang a similar song about problem free philosophies when he crooned, "don't worry about your life, or what you shall eat, ...you/life is more than these, instead, seek first the Kingdom, then the Bear necessities will added unto you."

Peter Pan is about not having to group up too fast. Collect items for a local Family Shelters.

Disney has a LOT MORE RECENT movies than the ones mentioned in this posting. What about Finding Nemo and Toy Story. Your kids are probably more familiar with them, and they tend to have fewer stereotypes.

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8/8/0512:19 AM

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