Hidden
A Boy Named Crow

i apologize for stomping on your thread but clearly this forum has no intentions of critically viewing how both genders can contribute to feminism

Oh no, thankfully a lot of what you said is stuff that's a matter of course, or a statement that I can't comment on or meaningfully rebut (or don't need to).

Isn't it? I always liked the Eastern/Western Messianic figure, or what I like to call "the Zen Christ". A lot of the themes and functions of the characters within the films are something I'd like to incorporate into my own work someday. Have you read the one for Revolutions?

Mostly through accidental wanderings through the internet, to be honest.

In that case (if you've watched the movies, or not care for spoilers) then you'll appreciate this and the following piece as well:

The Matrix: Reloaded, Explained

The keen analysis aside, it also effectively explains why I love this film series so much. It's such a great, human, sacred narrative masterfully crafted.

Originally Posted by Hidden

It reminds me, however distantly, of an argument for accepting Christ's sacrifice, called "the Parable of the Donut". The argument is that, once the sacrifice has been made -Christ's death on the cross for our eternal salvation- we (the recipient) have a moral obligation to accept that sacrifice, even if it was made without our wish or consent.

Are you a Christian? Just wondering because of that statement

I read and liked "Is God a Taoist" , thanks for that

Sachiko Murata: "The Tao of Islam"

thought you might find this a fascinating read

You're absolutely sure I can PP Scotts for this next post?

isn't it

isn't it a thing of beauty

It's okay Hidden, and my, that sounds cool! Sign-ups are about to wrap up, when they do, I'll introduce my character and get some info exchanged with you and we are good to go.