What do these things have in common?

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islamoyankee on 2004/04/29:

  „What do the movies The Passion of Christ and American Pie have in common? I saw a report on CNN the other day about a new DVD player that edits movies on the fly to remove objectionable material. The story...“

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The Rant: The Passion of the Christ (2004) (found using query: passion christ american pie)

  „ Well, the wait is over.  Mel Gibson's controversial film The Passion of The Christ was finally released grossing $125 million its opening weekend and riding steady into becoming one the biggest blockbusters ever.  It has crossed over from being just a film into a genuine social event.  And, in keeping with the times, it is deeply polarizing the country.  For some it's a validation of their beliefs. For others, it's gory and Anti-Semitic.  It“

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The Passion of The Christ: Powerful in a world full of cheesy remakes (found using query: passion christ american pie)

  „Not a lot of time to say much, but go see "The Passion Of The Christ". There is no way to describe it, for each and every person (Christian or not) this movie has something to say. Check out the trailer here , but go see it.“

Found at a page of ShadowGeek, posted on 2004/03/02

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The Passion of the Christ (found using query: passion christ american pie)

  „If you aren't a Christian, suspend your incredulity for a moment and take one thing from this film, in which people of all faiths should see wisdom: "love your enemies".“

Found at a page of jamin, posted on 2004/02/25

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What Standard? (found using query: passion christ american pie)

  „The Passion provides viewers with a truthful representation of the death of Christ. This is similar to the lauded techniques used to illustrate Schindler's List, Saving Private Ryan and other representations of hisotrical account through theater or movies. These movies are not ones that have been "condemned" by members of our society who would like to raise the bar above other movies that either glorify or magnify random needless acts of rage or gratuitous sex.“

Found at a page of Bobby Allison-Gallimore, posted on 2004/02/24

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Touchstone Magazine - Mere Comments (found using query: passion objectionable story cnn)

  „The Passion of the Christ is just a film, and can be criticized. But many object to it because it reminds us of the passion. DAVID WATERS of the Scripps Howard News Service writes (this is not a parody):“

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Comments About Historians Archives 10-3-03 to 12-4-03 (found using query: passion objectionable story cnn)

  „The theme is as old as the Romans and crops up through history with persistent regularity. A decade ago a book about "the fall of the American empire" was a huge success in the US. This autumn France was seized by its own bout of declinisme, thanks to the economist and historian Nicolas Baverez.“

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Atheists Anonymous: American Atheists Flash Line (found using query: passion objectionable story cnn)

  „> Summary: A Christian councilor in Casey, Victoria, Australia is facing charges under Victoria's Racial and Religious Tolerance Act for comments he made about Olivia Watts, an unsuccessful candidate in the city elections and a practicing Wiccan.  Click here to read the story or discuss the story here .“

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