/christian/ - Christian Discussion and Fellowship

It's pretty normie, but my hero as a kid was Spider-man from the 1994 animated series.

>juggled responsibilities of his life as Peter Parker and as Spider-man

>would go save people from a burning building or things like that instead of doing something that would be fun or that would benefit him

>best superhero cartoon ever, better than batman tas in my opinion because of how often stories would carry over through multiple episodes and how consistent the characters are

>black suit is the best representation of temptation in any cartoon I've seen

https://invidio.us/watch?v=JimwZgzi8vE

1:55

>"I thought I wanted what you had to offer, but I'm not like you"

>Do you think they'd make it to heaven?

I don't know about this version of Spidey specifically, but Spider-man in the comics is a Christian, so he'd definitely get there. Most of the time superheroes aren't made with a certain religion in mind though, unless they're made by sjw tranny NuMarvel writers

>Did converting to Christianity make you like them more or less?

I was raised as a Christian, so I don't have an answer, but I'd imagine it would. The idea of some kid doing all he can to help others while his life with his family and friends gets put to the side seems inherently Christian to me.

Batman.

After conversion made me respect him even more because:

1. He No Kill;

2. He's literally Christian (at least in the classics, not the modern dreck they print out these days)

>>692530

Too bad he's an atheist now because catwoman cancelled their marriage.

" The break-up with Catwoman has turned everything upside down, and proved to Bruce that Batman isn't God after all. Batman couldn't save Bruce from his despair over losing Catwoman. "

https://screenrant.com/batman-atheist-dc-comics/

>What childhood heroes did you have?

Indy

>Do you think they'd make it to heaven?

Maybe

>Did converting to Christianity make you like them more or less?

Well, Harrison Ford is a jew, so…

>>692530

>he no kill

Nice meme

>>692530

>he no kill

pics related.

also, didn't he shoot at guys with his batmobile and blow people up in the 1989 film? I think he threw a guy down the stairs in that last fight too, besides the Joker. Good movie though.

>>692534

I always thought of the first film as his journey of being a skeptic to accepting the power of God.

>Harrison Ford is a jew

Unfortunate, I didn't know that. Of course I just assumed he was an atheist, so I suppose that's a step up.

>>692522

>What childhood heroes did you have?

Ed

>Do you think they'd make it to heaven?

Well he did meet God.

>Did converting to Christianity make you like them more or less?

Unlike Ed, I never went through an edgy atheist phase so I wouldn’t know.

This non-fictional, but I used to be and kind of still am a huge fan of Miyamoto Musashi.

>Do you think they'd make it to heaven?

Can't say that definitely, but I'm pretty sure he didn't go to hell. He was a crazy manslayer in his youth, but in his later years he didn't kill in his duels and was more interested in art. He also raised a number of peasant boy disciples to be high ranking Samurai. That and considering how humble he was in his bearings.

>Did converting to Christianity make you like them more or less?

Neither. I think he was still misguided on the path, but he did try to go on the right track. If there hadn't been a stigma against Christianity back in his day and if he had devoted time to it, I think he would have found profound wisdom in Jesus and His life.

>>692530

I'm pretty sure that Batman in Dark Knight Trilogy is a Christ metaphor

In the Dark Knight, Batman "dies" for Gotham's sins. Rather than allow the name of justice to be smudged and the hope for peace to be darkened, Batman takes upon himself blame for actions that were not his. And there are something devilish about the most iconic villains in the trilogy, Joker and Bane, not just in their looks and demeanour, but how they manipulate people through deception and causing fear and despair, even trying to tempt Batman himself (like how Satan tried to tempt Jesus)

In the sequel, the people of Gotham are ready to prosecute Batman as a villain for the Jokers actions, much like how Jesus was persecuted for the evil of others. But true believers await for his return, hoping he'll deliver them justice and be their savior from total destruction from evil. He rises from that pit (probably the most blatant symbolism) and exactly does that despite having no obligation to these people (even Catwoman says so), because he loves his city.

>>693210

Protestant, I believe. Venom is Catholic though.

>>692533

I'm having trouble following that logic.

>Catwoman cancels marriage

>Somehow, this invalidates God's existence from Bruce's PoV.

Polite sage because I can't really think of anyone.

>>693403

>invade

you must be new, this is our board

My hero

>>692522

Kenshin Himura. I don't know if he made it to heaven. He displayed Christian morality.

>>698674

>literally a saintly child who buries his slaughtered family with the same respect also those who slaughtered them

>killed a zillion people, but suffered for it by losing his wife and repented since

>literally gave up everything and walked the earth doing good deeds and avoiding killing as much as possible

>found a new wife, took in an orphan boy and taught him his ways

<Kenshin didn’t make it to heaven because he never accepted Christ

>>693313

Jesus was born a jew but his effect on Judaism invalidates it, you cannot be a jew and believe in Christ, like being an atheist Christian. There is a difference between pre and post Christianity Judaism, even if they were always sacrificing kids to satan.

>>698676

>honestly believing “saved through works”

Face it laddy your fictional role model would of been in the Lake of Fire if he was real person especially when he showed in the beginning of the Shimabara arc that he had adequate knowledge of Christianity and spending throughout the arc fighting and defending Christians and yet still didn’t convert even till his death in his Reflection movie nor when his muscles were deteriorating in the end of the Juppongatana arc in the manga.

>>692522

>What childhood heroes did you have?

Tintin

>Do you think they'd make it to heaven?

Yes