Review of the documentary 'Jesus Camp'

[Newswire]

Jesus Camp explores American evangelical culture and the intersections of innocence and indoctrination, religion and politics. It offers no judgment on its subjects ? and that's why it works.

More... (http://www.csindy.com/csindy/current/film2.html)

[satur9poet]

"Kids on Fire" summer camp in Devil's Lake, N.D., where they spend a week training to be soldiers in the Army of God.
Is this some kind of joke???

Seriously though, the evening news featured the Jesus Camp documentary and it's a frightening thing.:eek: Is this the Fundies' answer to Islamic jihad?

[Spherical Time]

The link is outdated now. I think this one will work:

http://www.csindy.com/csindy/2006-09-14/film2.html

[JamesBannon]

This quote is really frightening!

Becky Fischer, head of the Children's Prayer Conference at Lee's Summit, Mo., congratulates young, camouflage-faced thespians who have just completed an anthem of the biblical end times. She explains to parents why ministering to children is her life's mission: "They are so open, so usable in Christianity. One-third of the world's population. I want to see them radically laying down their lives for Christ ... because, excuse, me, but we have the Truth."

Asswipe! Imagine using the vulnerability of children to turn them into monsters. 1984 anyone?

[Loren Pechtel]

This is being discussed in PD:

http://www.iidb.org/vbb/showthread.php?t=179925