Jesus is apparently very angry that a female portrayed Kucinich on SNL.

http://www.sharperiron.org/showpost.php?p=100800&postcount=11

'I remember several times in school and in churches where there were 'humorous' skits performed by men dressed as female characters.

Even before the gay agenda:scared: became such a huge issue, I was never comfortable with this idea.

Ditto Julie- I voted with my feet as far as public schools are concerned, and have homeschooled for 12+ years. I am active, however, in educational issues in our area, and have done Good News Clubs in local elementary schools when my schedule allowed me to be involved. One can remove one's child from a wicked environment and still have a voice and impact in one's community and local schools.

Cross-dressing is forbidden by God, and is not a source of fun or humor. It opens the door of the mind of a young person to ideas that they ought not be entertaining, even for a second.

:crazy:

:D

All of the female characters were played by males in drag. And that was long before Teh Gay Agenda.

...all the way back to Thespis.

Figures. ;-)

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:)

to be on stage in England. Because of precisely the same kind of puritanical christians that now decry cross-dressing today. Transmission of ideas via theater and the arts has a long history of scaring the crap out of these types.

has a long history of scaring the crap out of these types. :P

Well, that's it. I might as well shop for that condo in Hell. :eyes:

Where in the name of all that is sane do these people GET these ideas?

I guess also Dame Julie Andrews will be hellbound for "Victor/Victoria"

:silly:

The numbnuts on that site probably have never familiarized themselves with changing clothing styles throughout history. What is considered dressing as a man or woman is highly subjective and widely varied throughout history and across cultures.

And to think these lamebrains are homeschooling their children. :scared:

wore wigs, velvet, lace, embroidery, and other 'feminine' attire when dressing up, no wonder the whole country's doomed -- dooooomed. Until the early 19th century when male fashion was changed radically by a guy named Beau Brummell, men wore *more* fancy fabrics and jewelry than women, not to mention make-up and high heeled shoes...with red heels no less. They'd still kill you with sword or pistol if you laughed.

As for the morons quoted in the OP, that's just their ignorance...the one thing that is always in style!

And true! :toast:

Somehow, having women play men seems quite liberal/liberated.

There is no end to the untoward violence and freaky, twisted crap going on in the Holy Book.

Wicked, Wicked, Wicked indeed!

Thank the Gods for the Greeks, or all we would have for entertainment would be sermons by the rightest television blowhards.