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Soap Stars and Religious Faith

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On 5/1/2018 at 2:06 PM, titan1978 said:

 

Judging from how open Jensen Ackles seems now, both in content on his show and with his fandom, he must be less evangelical than he seemed as a kid.

 

wasnt jensen uncomfortable with being shirtless when he began at dool

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The late David Haskell (Nick Hartley, SB, 1985-86) was an elder at his church, First Christian Church in North Hollywood and headed up a committee of the church's restoration. Church friends and many of his Godspell colleagues were present when he passed away in 2000.

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On 5/25/2018 at 3:28 PM, John said:

wasnt jensen uncomfortable with being shirtless when he began at dool

Wasn't his body and but less then toned when he started?

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5 hours ago, SteelCity said:

Wasn't his body and but less then toned when he started?

 

Agreed, I think he was just self conscious initially. 

 

As someone raised in the Christian faith, I'd have to agree with those who say religion does NOT belong in the workplace. I think it's foolish for actors to protest playing love scenes (i.e. Ashley Lyn Cafanga or whatever her name is nowadays when she was on B&B) or request their characters stay virgins. It's a soap opera; you know what you signed up for. Don't like it? Put in your two week notice. 

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I was raised Catholic, but am more lapsed now. I think religion is a personal issue. I think Passions was big on heaven and hell from what I read around here and elsewhere (never really watched - way too out there!), but most soaps tend to shy away. And I get it: Some believe, some don't. It's a matter of different people, different beliefs. I think soaps have to straddle that line, so religion tends to be saved only for soap weddings or if someone is dying.

 

One thing I will say? As it becomes more and more pervasive, I DON'T think religion belongs in political lawmaking. Believe what you believe. Go for it. But don't push YOUR faith on to everyone else. And I'll shut up now.

 

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I feel like if you're going to have super religious characters, you should also have characters who are atheist or just don't care about religion at all.

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