A New Batch of Responses at CT Feedback

Here's one of the letters contributed by readers after CT's coverage of The Nativity Story, and there are more where this came from:

• A concerned Catholic

I look forward to your thoughts, but please, don't turn this into a place for anti-Catholic rants, or anything of that nature.

And now, for some more highlights from the latest letters:

What right do you have to call yourselves "Christians" when you are no different than the world? It is disgraceful and blasphemous to give filthy and immoral films a "thumbs up." I'm talking about movies with drunkenness, drugs, violence, nudity and cursing, especially taking our dear Lord's name in vain. Would you sit with Jesus and watch a film like this? I know Jesus wouldn't sit with you and watch a film like this. But if all of that garbage doesn't bother you and you so desire to fill your mind with smut, then by all means go ahead and do so. I do not believe that you really have Christ living in your heart, or you would not choose to defend things of this world over what our dear Lord and Savior would want us to do.

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The Passion of The Christ

And, regarding The Nativity Story:

A young, unmarried pregnant actress playing Mary was enough to turn me off this movie. - Jim Foulkes