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The bit where he leaps off the building in Hong Kong was freaking epic at the IMAX. Gave me vertigo. $870 million worldwide for the Fellowship and over $900 million worldwide for the two Towers (according to Wikipedia).

Yeah, giving nukes to the UN or something would probably be a better option. Although I'm sure there would still be a mountain of problems.

But if they didn't have nukes, then any shit-hole country could build some and blow up whatever they wanted...right? Maybe the US having the nukes is the lesser of two evils?

I had a look but couldn't find anything very substantial. Maybe I just didn't look hard enough, but it seems like the thread tends to focus on other issues. Yeah, there's been some hectic discussion going on in the last few pages...

God created free will, and willingly gave it to us, but he condemns us to hell when we use it? And he created sin, knowing that it would 'divorce us' from him...but he did it anyway. Meanwhile, he slaughters all who decide to do their own thing and use their god-given independance...

Isn't it defined as something against God's will, or something? Or something that breaks his rules. I don't know, something like that. I would say its just a fancy name for "bad deed" that religious people give to actions they don't like or approve of.

I feel like I might get raped for saying this, but isn't evil a subjective thing? Most of us view the Holocaust as an 'evil' thing, but Hitler didn't think it was evil. He thought it was great. Therefore, 'sin' is not neccessarily bad. Blasphemy is sin, but I don't view it as evil. Sex before...

I'd say using guilt and fear as a means of control is something to be condemned... Fucking lol.