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[edit] Definition
This category lacks any definition that makes it clear which films belong in the category, and which don't. For instance, in Inherit the Wind, when Drummond cross-examines Brady, he suggests that God may not have reckoned Creation in terms of ordinary 24-hour Earth days, but some longer period of time. This is a view that is held by many mainstream Christians to this day. So how does this film merit listing as atheistic?
--Tex 16:06, 2 February 2007 (UTC)
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- I see your line of reasoning in regards to Inherit the Wind. Myself I've only read reviews and the synopsis of the film, so I'll hold off on any personal opinions for now. I'll remove that entry. As for a definition, I've put a tentative one on the front.--P-Chan 17:04, 2 February 2007 (UTC)
