Good find, Notto. Here's another one:
Heartstring Angel Barbie
...poised as if to play a violin to lift your heart and soul.
Heartstring Angel Barbie
...poised as if to play a violin to lift your heart and soul.
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Then you should understand that Secret Magic Barbie has little to do with Wicca.sweetkitty said:I think the angel Barbies have more to do with the angel craze than with Christianity.
sweetkitty said:I really think most toys are non- religious in nature. I'd also bet that those of you defending Wiccan Barbie would be upset if a Christian Barbie was introduced. .
Wiccan has to do with Wicca.sweetkitty said:I'd also bet that those of you defending Wiccan Barbie would be upset if a Christian Barbie was introduced.
We would hear cries of how unfair that is and how toys should be non-religious and how that other religions aren't being represented.
sweetkitty said:Ok so veggie tales a nativity set and a noah's ark.
So that adds up to 1000's???
I really think most toys are non- religious in nature. I'd also bet that those of you defending Wiccan Barbie would be upset if a Christian Barbie was introduced.
We would hear cries of how unfair that is and how toys should be non-religious and how that other religions aren't being represented.
I used the term Wiccan Barbie because that is the Barbie that is being discussed on this forum..not from any belief that the Barbie is a true representation of Wiccan beliefs.Plan 9 said:You claimed it here, Kitty.
I have expressed no "righteous indigination"Havoc said:Sweetkitty:
You seem to be confusing the constitutional mandated separation of Church and State with private and corporate rights.
Mattel has every right to produce a Christian Barbie if it so chooses, and there ain't a darn thing any of us, or the Government, or the Church, or my dog, could do about it; save protest with our paychecks. Mattel could produce a Wiccan, or a Buddhist, or an Islamic, or even a Satanist Barbie if they wanted to. That is their right.
Mattel, or any big business for that matter, makes what sells...period. If a "Wiccan" Barbie sells and a Christian Barbie wouldn't, maybe you should be spending less time in "righteous indignation" and more time figuring out why you have so little influence on people?
I look back to this post of yours....sweetkitty said:I have expressed no "righteous indigination"
I have also never claimed that Mattel can't produce any Barbie that they wish to produce and sell if they think it is a profitable endeavor.
Now perhaps you can explain why your post seems to be more of a personal attack than an actual representation of my opinion on the subject?
The whole concept of equal representation and and having public institutions maintain a sectarian, non-religious policy is part and parcel of the separation of church and state that some people seem to have difficulty with.sweetkitty said:I'd also bet that those of you defending Wiccan Barbie would be upset if a Christian Barbie was introduced.
We would hear cries of how unfair that is and how toys should be non-religious and how that other religions aren't being represented.
I think its funny that people are still fighting over barbies!Zoe said:I find it very sad that the majority of Christians find nothing wrong with this Barbie. I saw the commercial for this doll and I was appalled. Why is it so hard to believe that this doll can spark an interest in witchcraft??? People need to wake up and realize that this sort of thing is serious. Do you honestly think Jesus would approve of this? Come on.
Havoc said:I look back to this post of yours....
The whole concept of equal representation and and having public institutions maintain a sectarian, non-religious policy is part and parcel of the separation of church and state that some people seem to have difficulty with.
That sort of arguement simply cannot be applied in this case, and thus far no non-Christian poster has tried to. For you to intimate that we would is fallacious and rather ingenuine. The only arguement of that particular sort in this thread has been done by some Christians.
And my point is a valid one. Rather than dripping and moaning about how society is leaving "Christian" principles and adopting Pagan, or secular, or humanist, or whatever principles, maybe you should be asking yourself why Christians are having so little impact on people and we are having so much. If Christian witness was such that it made Christianty appear to be the best choice and an effective solution to societies problems then there'd be more Christian Barbies, and no "Wiccan" ones. If Christianity fails to provide an answer, people will look... and buy... elsewhere.