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Erg, Me so konfuzed

PostPosted: Mon Nov 03, 2003 1:22 am
by JosephShaydez
Okay, maybe I am over looking something, maybe I am just blind as a bat...... I hear all this talk about "Christian Anime" but I don't see no real Christian anime, just Christians who like secular anime. I will admit, I like some secular anime too, but where is the Christian anime? Only things I knew that was Christian anime was Superbook and that other one and they super old!!! x{ I heard from someone that there is some Christain manga around, but alas, I can't find any othat either. Well, that's about it, thanks guys for everything.


Joooooooooooseph

PostPosted: Mon Nov 03, 2003 1:26 am
by Straylight
There's a fair bit of Christian manga around, an example is Steelblood (check the manga mania forum)

Also check out

http://www.animeangels.net - they promote a number of different christian mangas.

We are called "Christian Anime Alliance" because we are basically Christians who like anime.

PostPosted: Mon Nov 03, 2003 2:02 am
by Bobtheduck
While this site includes christian manga and anime conversation, it's not specifically designed for that... It's a place for Christians who love anime to come and discuss it, and other things...

PostPosted: Mon Nov 03, 2003 2:27 am
by CobaltAngel
Night at the Galactic Railway! It doesn't hit you over the head with bible verses or anything, but it definitly has christian Implications. And the little girl says something about that she wasn't sad that she had to die because they where going to meet their heavenly father. ^_^V

PostPosted: Mon Nov 03, 2003 4:05 am
by Michael
There may not be much mainstream christian anime around, however most is made in Japan and there isn't a lot of christians over there supplying it. I don't think it needs to be christian for you to enjoy it, it shouldn't be anti-christian, but I like Lord of the Rings and that's really isn't christian.

PostPosted: Mon Nov 03, 2003 5:41 am
by Technomancer
To a great extent LOTR is Christian (and more specifically Catholic) in theme, although it is not overtly so. Toliken said as much himself.

On the other hand, "Night of the Milky Way Railway" (I've only read the book, not seen the show) is actully Buddhist in intent. That said, the Kenji Miyazawa had a deep and abiding respect for Christianity. Interestingly, some of his philosophy would also influence the anime series "Earth Maiden Arjuna" (long after his death of course). As CobaltAngel said however, "Night" can certainly be seen in a Christian light, as can many other series that carry strongly moral themes.