| Google Home Page | Nellie Belle | 11/8/12 4:38 AM | I know I will thought of as narrow minded and this comment will not be popular, but I felt I needed to speak my mind. I am a Christian and I am offended by the logo on Google's home page today, 11/8. It portrays a very dark and oppressive view tow |
| Google Home Page | IBetYouLoveLOLCatsToo | 11/8/12 5:55 AM | Then go use Bing. We don't need close-minded imbeciles here. |
| Re: Google Home Page | storms | 11/8/12 6:03 AM | It is from a classic novel that inspired writers of many styles. It is to honor a writer. |
| Re: Google Home Page | Steven Lockey | 11/8/12 6:46 AM | No... it celebrates a fantastic author and a fantastic book. Its doesn't say ANYTHING about good or evil or celebrate either. Seriously, if you get offended by fiction books, I would suggest that you go find yourself a nice box, pack it full of cot |
| Re: Google Home Page | GaryFE | 11/8/12 7:58 AM | The fact that you are a Christian has absolutely and completely nothing to do with what is good and what is evil. The definition of good and our value systems do not belong exclusively to Christians but belong to human kind, established through elolu |
| Re: Google Home Page | Harlmic | 11/8/12 8:38 AM | Hey Guys, I don't think I'd like to side with anyone but point out possibly a middle ground? There are a lot of Christian undertones and themes in Stoker's Dracula which I think might surprise both camps. And before we go throwing daggers (pun for |
| Re: Google Home Page | antsplace | 11/8/12 8:59 AM | If you believe this novel offends Christianity then you haven't understood the book in the slightest. I am a Christian and I've read most of Stokers work over the years, while there are powerful themes In many of his works at no point does he bash Ch |
| Re: Google Home Page | Robb Rowe | 11/8/12 10:56 AM | Come the fuck on. |