Creation, the Movie: Expelled from the USA

[caster51]

Creation, the Movie: Expelled from the USA
The theory of evolution is one theory...
The feature of the United States Christianity is seen that it is not a mere denial but emotional "Attack" it.
In a word, it is a sense of touching taboo
"The god created man by them like this."
"It is impossible evolved from the ape."
Man esteem principle. However, the "Man" is often drawn by Caucasian.

Does the United States do "Evolution" to a freer, more democratic, more generous country?

 

[nice gaijin]

..........what?

 

[Emoni]

I can get bits and pieces, but I'm not sure what you're asking.

 

[hideway]

I think he tried to make a witty remark about when will the United States perform an "Evolution to a freer, more democratic, more generous country"? (because they don't accept the theory of evolution.. get it?)

I conclude that the OP has the opinion that the united states lack, to a certain degree, those qualities due to their underlined racism (for perceiving "Man"(..kind?) as white people) and intolerance towards other beliefs such as the theory of evolution by utterly rejecting it.

I might be wrong as the OP blurred the transition from "United States Christianity" to the whole country.

 

[RolandtheHeadless]

If that story is true, I guess we will have to wait until it comes out in DVD to watch it here in the US. If it's not coming out in theaters, that's due to economics; apparently, no distributor thinks they can make money on it.

I think the US has been generous where Japan is concerned. An ungenerous nation might have kept Japan for a colony, after WW II.