Somehow I get the feeling religion is irrelevant in "Seinfeld" , and that's perfectly OK by me. : - )
Cheers,
John K.
Thread discusses whether religion matters in Seinfeld, with posters noting the show avoids serious topics like religion and politics.
Somehow I get the feeling religion is irrelevant in "Seinfeld" , and that's perfectly OK by me. : - )
Cheers,
John K.
JK wrote:
Religion is irrelevant, period.
Well, so long that we're posting our personal opinions about religion...I would say religion is irrelevant, a relationship with God is not.
Maria
On 15 Oct 1997 20:17:11 GMT, [email] (Maria Rost Rublee) wrote:
Pardon me - I was trying to be flippant. Anyway, I thought that serious topics ( religion/ politics/ race) both in "Seinfeld" and within this newsgroup, are to be avoided at all costs.
I wonder why ?
John K.
In , Alex Andreadis writes:
It's been my experience that anti-religion trolls are among the worst. Nothing good can possibly come out of a thread like this.
Why can't we just assume that whatever anyone wants to believe is fine with everyone else and we don't have to carry this any further.
I disagree. Religion is very relevant on Seinfeld. There are so many religious references, especially Jewish, made on the show that it can't be irrelevant. But part of the fun is keeping George's religious affiliation ambiguous. Elaine is probably Catholic.
Stick around for a while, Lisa. When you've seen the same tired
religion arguments rehashed for the 7th time, you'll realize that
while religion is relevant on the show, it's usually not relevant in here.
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