Marcus Manley

The movie showed how badly the world needs saving despite the unconvincing satire. It sat in the context of American propaganda empty of the international or credible peer review it fancied itself to possess. It’s premise can’t hold up even if earth blows to smithereens. It’s a self-identified “cry wolf” or a godless tragedy to rationalism. It’s an atheistic poor homage to Christless prayer as the Christian faith is prophesied by protagonist anti-Christs. Science thus sees itself as so utterly unconvincing and proofless and man as so completely irrational that the movie’s very purpose cannot be conceived by anyone but the vast minority that will perish. The fear tactic falls on deaf ears except for the very Christians it needlessly seeks to convert. Yes, the earth is quickly burning itself to death. Thus, you need salvation. And mankind cannot save himself or the world, unless you want to play pretend and imagine an Aerosmith “Armageddon.” Thus, you need Jesus Christ to save your from your idolatry, adulatory, all sins, and death. Thanks for making a Christian apologetic film McKay! Repent and believe in the Gospel of Jesus Christ to be saved from climate change, or your climate will get hellishly hot.

Breaking Bad has always been a story of men trying do to the right things for the wrong reasons. “El Camino” epitomizes this by Jesse shrugging away drugs and murder, all the while his own family eschatologically eschews him. Yet, to the victor belong the spoils. And, to the righteouser Jesse—not Walt— is bequeathed salvation from the blue and gold deity. Both hath confessed their sins. But, only Jesse had fully repented from his idolatry unto life. Bravo Sir Giligan!