Well Said 18 Feb 2004 11:11 pm

Mel Gibson’s Passion

I am attributing this to one of Billy Graham’s grandchildren, because I think that is what the radio report said. But I don’t remember a name, so I could be completely wrong.

During the interview, he was asked if he would take his children to see Mel Gibson’s The Passion of the Christ (since it is rated R). He compared it to Schindlers List, which was also a violent R-Rated movie, but one with an important message. He wouldn’t take his 7 year old daughter to this one, but would take his older children and sit down with them afterwards and TALK ABOUT IT.

What a sad state of affairs that we live in when a parent on the radio stands up and says that they are going to act like a parent. Why is this newsworthy?

One Response to “Mel Gibson’s Passion”

  1. on 18 Mar 2004 at 4:16 pm 1.ShortDaddy said …

    It’s because no one seems to think that parent’s are responsible for their children anymore. Children are just smaller adults. . . I think it’s nice to know that at least some people out there still take being a parent seriously.

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