What exactly are you referring to when you speak of Gibson's "satanic agenda" ?

I am referring to the fact that the movie seems to celebrate the power of evil and the failure of good. For non Christians, it sickens and depresses. It does not make clear why Christ really died, not to redeem us (whatever that means) but because he threatened the power of the Pharisees, who control us to this day. Thus the movie skirts the issues of most relevance.

Henry

So, do you believe the illuminate had a hand in this?

I don't know. Catholics seem to love it. It speaks to them. So Mel may have been sincere. And he may have been used at the same time.

H