'War Stories'
[NAFDA]. This is where we talk about the CW series Supernatural! Anything that's aired in the US on TV (including promos) is fair game. No spoilers though — if you post one by accident, an admin will delete it.
I just read a bit of a genderswitch fic where they referred to the female Dean as she. I had no idea that would irritate me that much. And they switched Dean back to male at the end of the fic, and it was pretty much expected and desired that would happen. I'm trying to work out if I'm being extremely gender policy about the whole thing.
I mean, everyone was still even calling the character Dean. It was way weird.
How did Jared get cuter?
Twirling the fake mustache and wondering if he should play Lucifer as "treacherous"? JARED. ♥
My GOD. I just got into a "debate" with someone who thinks Dean was a Christian. When presented with the quote "There's no higher power, there's no God" she says she'd rather not go into it. That's SO not YMMV or a different perspective. That's you being wrong, lady. That's you missing a rather large point of the entire freaking series.
And she doesn't want to go into it any more. AHEM. Way to bail in the face of reality. I mean, fictional reality.
Lady may be conflating Dean with his actor, who grew up in an evangelical Christian home.
You might hit her with the quote from Faith, "I'm not exactly a believer."
She's basically told me to fuck off, so that discussion is done. And if "there's no God" doesn't do it, I don't get what will.
I always wondered just how evangelical they could be, though, with the acting and all.
Evangelical doesn't always mean conservative or fundamentalist.
There are liberal evangelicals - Fred of Slacktivst blog is one.
Oh! I had no idea. Thanks, askye.
Evangelical has been used to mean conservative or fundamentalist (although there's been a split between that).
All evangelical really means is : emphasizing salvation by faith in the atoning death of Jesus Christ through personal conversion, the authority of Scripture, and the importance of preaching as contrasted with ritual
I think some evangelicals believe that everything in the Bible is true and must be taken literally and others believe that the Bible is the true on the matters of faith.
So some will say that the story of Creation is literally true and took place in 6 24 hour days and others (like my grandmother) say that Creation is true and but that it didn't take a literal 24 hour period because we can't know how God works or how God perceives time.
::steers clear of religion::
Weight loss makes Cas' eyes bluer? Really?