Re: A Modern-Day Stoning?!? "Cold Case" Smears Christian Kids

In article <474b2d38$0$47161$892e7fe2@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>,
 "Adam H. Kerman" <ahk@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:

> Thanatos <atropos@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
> >"Adam H. Kerman" <ahk@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
> >>M Holmes <fofp@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
> 
> >>>>By Colleen Raezler 
> >>>>Culture and Media Institute 
> >>>>October 1, 2007 
> 
> >>>>When's the last time your local Christian youth group stoned
somebody to 
> >>>>death?
> 
> >>>>Hollywood likes to claim their programming simply reflects reality,
but 
> >>>>the latest episode of Cold Case was an exercise in bigoted, 
> >>>>Christophobic fantasy.
> 
> >>>>In the September 30 episode of the CBS forensics show, the devoutly 
> >>>>religious teens in an abstinence club turn out to be ***ually active

> >>>>hypocrites who murder one of their own members by stoning her, as
the 
> >>>>Bible teaches to keep their sins secret.  Their youth pastor 
> >>>>encourages one girl to describe her impure dreams to him, and 
> >>>>masturbates while listening.   
> 
> >>>If anything, it will make abstinence clubs sound like fun.
> 
> >>>Here's the clue guys: "Cold Case" is fiction. Just like The Bible.
> 
> >>If the Bible were fiction, a Hollywood movie studion would have bought
> >>exclusive adaptation rights and story development rights and
television
> >>rights years and years and years ago.
> 
> >Bought from whom? The bible has been in the public domain since before 
> >there even was a Hollywood. Hell, since before there was even a public 
> >domain.
> 
> Don't know much about copyright law, do you.

I know enough to know the bible can't be copyrighted. Hell, if you think 
it can, go give it a try. It's the best-selling book in human history so 
you'll make a fortune.

> The copyright runs for the life of the author plus a certain
> period after death.

Everyone who wrote the bible is dead.