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  • Jews, Christians, and Muslims do not worship the same god. God in the three religions have different personalities, requirements for salvation, and wants, etc. They only share momotheism and early prophets, not even the same set of prophets. Jews achieve salvation by following the laws of Yahweh laid out in the Torah, Christians are saved through their belief in Christ and the sacrifice of God with repentance, and Muslims achieve salvation through the laws of Allah laid out in the Quran. Jews don’t consider Christians and Muslims to be true followers. Most Christians don’t consider Jews to be saved because if their soecific rejection of Christ, and Muslims have this half state for “people of the book” which also includes Zoroastrians.



















  • I believe the answer can be broken into three parts:

    1. valid criticism, when a movie is genuinely bad and has a female lead, the valid criticisms of the film are overdhadowed by slop online articles criticizing fans for not supporting women and hating a female lead. Captain Marvel is a good example of this. The movie has genuine issues, and is not considered a good Marvel movie, but the overall online discussion focused around Marvel fans not supporting a female lead superhero movie, when Wonder Woman found success and Captain America: The Winter Soldier is arguably colead by Scarlett Johanson.

    2. Pre box office reactions. Any movie which can be summed up as “X but with women” lands here. Same with any movie which intentionally admonishes the male audience and advertises itself as for women and only, then get mad men didn’t see the movie. Charlie’s Angels, Ghostbusters, and Captain Marvel fall into this category.

    3. Genuine oddities and sexism. I believe this applies to the gaming industry more than the film indistry, but it can blead over. I believe the initial outrage over _The Marvels _ was this, but the movie ended up having major issues and went to category 1.