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tom hanks

Chuck Norris

Denzel Washington

Elija Wood

Gary Bussey (weird as that sounds…)

The boy on Two and a Half Men, Angus T. Jones, became a Christian and called his own show filth. He left the show, only returning for a short cameo in the series finale. I don't think he's done much acting since then though.

>>669020

Looked it up and he converted to orthodoxy. But I think it was just because he married a Greek girl who was orthodox. I don't think he is much of a Christian; he was complaining about the Mormons voting against gay marriage before. If we are gonna include Tom Hanks we could throw in Catholics like Mark Wahlberg and Stephen Colbert. They may consider themselves Christians and go to church but they support things the church is totally against. They are /r/christianity/ basically.

>>669016

>His line in Avengers about who his master can now be taken in a whole different light

Polite sage because I'm not contributing anything worthwhile.

Dwayne Johnson>>669016

>Jonathan Jackson

>In his acceptance speech for his 2012 Daytime Emmy Award, he thanked the Holy Trinity as well as the monks on Orthodox monastic enclave Mount Athos.

BASED

>>669042

nice observation!

Norm MacDonald

>>669098

Love that guy

Tom Cruise

:^)

>>669098

He has gone back and forth between calling himself a Christian and not. Last I heard he is not claiming that title any more.

>>669028

>I don't think he's done much acting since then though.

After going through the Hollywood system and seeing what they do to children, I wouldn't blame him.

Daryl Hall (Is Catholic and criticized gay marriage agenda I think)

Bob Dylan (Very discrete about it, but it's real. His Christian albums are very underrated since people treat it like a second coming of Judas)

Hugh Jackman (that one weird picture including him next to a spirit cookout notwithstanding. It might just be one of his Hollywood friends dabbling too much in occultism.)

>>669145

>Daryl Hall

Isn't he Jewish?

>>669145

Hugh Jackman? you mean the blatant closeted homosexual

>>669043

>>669147

My bad, you're right. I don't know what source I read but some famous musician a few years ago said he wasn't too happy with the promotion of gay mirage. I thought it was Daryl Hall.

>>669150

Wha?

>>669061

I'm not sure I would argue so given that Starlord, aka a douche, was being a douche about it. I pray Pratt went to confession over it.

>vid related for those who don't know what I'm talking about

>>669218

The only thing he should have confessed about this was that he told the truth while trying to lie about his Master being Jesus.

>>669218

Playing a character who is a douche is a sin?

>>669223

Not until Anderson gets to be a mod.

>>669145

i think the last statement bob dylan made was that he is still "a true believer" but i think during his life after becoming christian he slid back to not being a christian (or wanting to be associated with a/the church?) and i think may have slid slightly back into kikery, i guess he's a tricky one to really pinpoint. but yeah there is a lot of christian elements in some of his music.

i guess it sort of makes sense he wanted to stay (((one))) of them while looking for a more hippie outlook during the 60s/70s and i guess he found that christianity worked perfectly that way. but yeah i wouldn't call him a huge christian right now, probably still lukewarm or confused or private

>>669237

>but yeah i wouldn't call him a huge christian right now, probably still lukewarm or confused or private

sounds like nick cave too i think, in the past he's described himself as 'a Christian with doubts.' I do know that Dylan recently covered a song for an album celebrating gay marriage, so whatever kind of Christinan if any he's liberal w/regards to that issue and likely by extension many others too