Zone1 A Woman Is Being Cast As Jesus In Jesus Christ Superstar

Jesus dyed his hair green, wore a nose-ring, and molested little children?

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From what I understand, Jesus said the worst sin you can commit was harming children.
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Luke 17:2

"It were better for him that a millstone were hanged about his neck and he cast into the sea, than that he should scandalize one of these little ones." Douay-Rheims


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So let's go.


Interesting.

The villain in that movie, Italian American John Turturro, actually DID play a Jesus in two different movies.

First in The Big Lebowski, and then to reprise that character in a movie of its own.

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A black woman nonetheless. She might have a beautiful voice but this is completely blasphemous in my book. Tagging OhPleaseJustQuit, Blaster, mudwhistle, Thunk, toobfreak JGalt, buttercup and Mortis.


Ooooooo, all the second grade girls.

*****, put your big boi pants on.
 
If this upsets you, I advise that you don't go to the play. I don't plan to go to the play, I am totally unaffected.
Really. That's how simple it is.
 
Jesus dyed his hair green, wore a nose-ring, and molested little children?

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From what I understand, Jesus said the worst sin you can commit was harming children.

Jesus cared for societies outcasts……Lepers, the poor, the sick

Jesus was WOKE
 
A black woman nonetheless. She might have a beautiful voice but this is completely blasphemous in my book.

Just more woke BS in my book. Jesus was neither African nor a woman, so it really makes no sense as a casting choice other than another genuflect to political correctness and racially-driven appeasing.

Frankly, if I were a lady or a black, I might might this kind of overt subservience offensive, as well as if I were Jewish or Christian. Or a historian. And I'd find it offensive as the actress knowing that I was chosen not for my talent by for my gender and my skin color instead.

I would hope the thing totally bombs, but alas, I fear there are enough complete idiots in this world who will go to it to make it at least a passable success.
 
Just more woke BS in my book. Jesus was neither African nor a woman, so it really makes no sense as a casting choice other than another genuflect to political correctness and racially-driven appeasing.

I think what producers need to start doing is taking roles of famous, pivotal women in history and recasting them as men. Let's do a life story of Rosa Parks as a young, Jewish boy studying to be Orthodox made to sit at the front of movie theaters, or a remake of the life story of Aretha Franklin, only now played by Elton John?
 
A black woman nonetheless. She might have a beautiful voice but this is completely blasphemous in my book. Tagging OhPleaseJustQuit, Blaster, mudwhistle, Thunk, toobfreak JGalt, buttercup and Mortis.


Then change the channel and stop crying about it.

Then ask yourself why certain groups are spoonfeeding stuff to you to get you all lathered up.
 
Could be complete idiocy. Have you noticed the lack of originality in modern writers? People take a good story, then re-write it to its opposite? What is evil becomes good, misunderstood. Male characters are switched to female characters. We saw this being done to old fairy tales, and more recently to the Wizard of Oz. Let's take someone else's story and switch it around. To get people interested they carefully advertise it is a different perspective on a well-loved story.

Why can't an opposite themed story stand on its own two feet? Why couldn't Wicked, for example stand or fall on its own, no relation to The Wizard of Oz?

To me, what they are admitting a Black woman cannot stand by herself, but must be propped up by Jesus Christ Superstar. Isn't it more an insult to Black women than a blasphemy of Jesus? Heaven forbid Black women have their own story to tell.

Modern writers have nothing to do with it because they cost money. What they do is use different colors in their coloring book.
 
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Just more woke BS in my book. Jesus was neither African nor a woman, so it really makes no sense as a casting choice other than another genuflect to political correctness and racially-driven appeasing.

Frankly, if I were a lady or a black, I might might this kind of overt subservience offensive, as well as if I were Jewish or Christian. Or a historian. And I'd find it offensive as the actress knowing that I was chosen not for my talent by for my gender and my skin color instead.

I would hope the thing totally bombs, but alas, I fear there are enough complete idiots in this world who will go to it to make it at least a passable success.
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I am a Christian, and I do find this highly offensive. Jesus is the Son.


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