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Christians Should Avoid Disney's Deadpool and Wolverine

Disney has outdone itself once again. Deadpool and Wolverine will be likely cringeworthy for most moviegoers, but blasphemous. for Christians.  



The main character, Deadpool, played by Ryan Reynolds, is the worst offender of the anti-Christian dialogue, or diatribe.  Saying the Lord's name in vain (God****) and calling God "her" were trolling by Disney.  Let's not forget that Deadpool calls himself "The Marvel Jesus". 

Fixation on sexuality seems to be a theme, especially homosexuality.  One character's name is Peter, and his costume is Zoomed In by the camera with a super large costume protrusion in the crotch area.

One scene Wolverine and Deadpool are locked together in plenty of homosexual dialogue proceeds. Towards the end they make a sexual reference to a gay situation in the Boy Scouts. 

Topping the religious mockery is some of the music playing in the background.  Indeed some of the lyrics and images in the video were deemed blasphemous by the Catholic church and the Vatican condemned it.

Christians, avoid this movie.

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