Do Christians have trouble seeing beyond the surface of questions?

Question

I asked a question regarding Adam in the light of the movie Planet of the Apes.

http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index;_ylt=AuZ_h3Utu.bhadwiFgIx2QHd7BR.?qid=20070207082657AA9TPbJ

Adam, as the first ape to say no, rebelled against authority. Since then Adam's descendants have fought and pushed themselves to create civilizations, yada, yada, you know the movie.

Do Christians not see how stories reflect and manifest themselves over and over in all aspects of our universe to give us new and better insight?

Answer 1

Most of them probably aren't familiar with Planet of the Apes. I remember when I couldn't watch The Gods Must Be Crazy on a church beach trip. lol

Edit: where is the "witchcraft room" that Christian Warrior is talking about below me? and just a side note - wicca IS a religion, C.W.

Answer 2

That is interesting. New and better insight from a movie.

Answer 3

At least try and be a little honest here,your initial question was a subtle reference to the human Adam and you know it.

Answer 4

1. It's just a movie.

2. If a group of us collected $20 each, could we convince you to move to the witchcraft room or something?

Answer 5

I am not looking a new insight, I will be rather reminded of the old and good insights. : )

Answer 6

There is nothing beneath the surface of your questions. Once again, you are obsessed with Christianity and you need to look into why.

Answer 7

The Lord does indeed work in mysterious ways.

Answer 8

That would require a critical thought process which they supress in order to keep them from questioning the logic of their beliefs.

Answer 9

I am Christian. I did see the symbolism in that question. Nonetheless, it's just a movie.

Answer 10

Oh, yeah...I ntry to keep them as simple as possible but even that doesn't work.