I'm First!!!!



I think the Church should just give up.

Good, ***** the church, sony's lawyers will rape it up the ass.

The things people will do to try and get money these days......

I told my boss about this, and his reply was: "They still want the blood money?" IMplying the church doesn't care if the money was from 'bad things' they just want the money...

thats why religion is the largest and worst cult in the world

I love how karma works

I think sony should find a way to sue them. Then the church of england will go to hell.

They pretty much have enough money to throw it at the church with little care.

Thats right. It's allways been that way since religion started. Why do you think we have all these wars?

its because people CAN sue over anything these days as long as it violates any law at any level.

"Whatever the legal consequences, he says the public reaction to the entire thing might be more damaging."



no *****.



i have yet to read a post from anyone agreeing with the church's actions

They have enough money 2 trow away... but there not stupid enough to do that

they aren't catholic. In England are Anglicans

... hardly any people were burnt as witches in England. Most were simply tried and let go. Someone has been getting their education from Hollywood

Anyway it's not fair to compare the church today to that of hundreds of years ago. It's like saying all Norwegians are raping pillaging maniacs because of the Vikings (ok they may be ).

To be honest it may not be about the money. It may just be getting the church in the papers. What's the old saying ? No such thing as bad press ....

it would be funny if they sued them for something stupid like using sonys copyrighted name on national tv without a permit. lol

Where abouts in England is the church?

The total number of victims was probably between 50,000 and 100,000 -- not 9 million as many believe. The craze affected mostly Switzerland, Germany and France.

Although alleged witches were burned alive or hung over a five century interval -- from the 14th to the 18th century -- the vast majority were tried from 1550 to 1650. Most were hung as it was the easiest cheapest option.

Some of the victims worshiped Pagan deities, and thus could be considered to be indirectly linked to today's Neopagans. However most apparently did not.

Some of the victims were midwives and native healers; however most were not.

Most of the victims were tried executed by local, community courts, not by the Church.

A substantial minority of victims -- about 25% -- were male.

Many countries in Europe largely escaped the burning times: Ireland executed only four "Witches;" Russia only ten.

A quick google will show that the huge numbers commonly thought to have been burned is falsely derived. K ?