The train station sequence was oddly similar (in theme and visuals) to the third Matrix movie train station sequence.

I'm interested in hearing how you think these movies encourage Christianity. I like the movies myself, but understand how people may think it encourages witchcraft, not Christianity.

Inconceivable!

First off, I consider myself a conservative, but I think you have unfairly categorized libertarians. They don't think that people's behavior has no effect on other people, quite the contrary. What they believe is that people should take responsibility for that behavior. If (and I do mean if) you participate in an activity that in no way harms others, then the government has no right to stop you from engaging in that activity, whatever it may be. However, if your participation in that activity somehow harms others, then the government has a vested interest in protecting its citizens.

A libertarian can also have an opinion about whether something is right or wrong, or good or bad behavior. They just don't want to use the government to make people live in what you or anyone else considers the right way to live. And that is what it all boils down to: Government intervention. If you aren't proposing the government stop people from doing those things, then you might actually be a libertarian yourself. Just one with a conscience.

"caused Joy and Whoopi to cluck-cluck-cluck off the “View” stage"

Hilarious!

Fortunately, my views on Hollywood aren't life and death. Life and death on the other hand...

Kidding aside, its just what I've come to expect.

Its really unlikely that I will trust anything coming out of Hollywood to have anything but cynicism and nihilism when concerning the afterlife. I think I'll skip this one.