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Disagreement doesn't mean inattention. Re-read my post. Your post offers no

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In Reply to: RE: Watch it again posted by Jazz Inmate on August 03, 2014 at 08:29:12

argument against it.
If she truly were religious, she wouldn't have an abortion. Hehe�
Now, if aliens created Man, what need of God? That's the bottom line of Scott's film, if you want to lower it to being some sort of cheesy religious message flick.
And surviving hardly is a moral victory, is it? Dying in opposition to evil, I'd argue, is just as righteous.

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All somewhat valid questions that collectively fall in the food for thought department - Jazz Inmate 15:56:42 08/04/14 (0)
As Shaw says in the film when Holloway points out that the engineers created humans and Shaw can now stop wearing her crucifix, "who created them?" I don't think it's a cheesy religious flick at all. I just think it deals in the currency of imagery and ideas related to faith versus empiricism in much the same way that Alien deals in the consciousness "human versus other"...

There is no way to get around the fact that the scientists who lacked faith quickly were killed off in a way that would never be characterized by "opposition to evil" by anyone who has seen the film.

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