I’m gonna take a guess and say D. They hate A B and C, but they also love them. It’s the whole persecution complex thing. The existence of things they don’t like, like Harry Potter and gay people, means the world is against them, and they bask in that. Same goes for C—asking questions means insulting their faith and rejecting god, and the more they’re “persecuted,” the better of a Christian they must be.
(Not to say that religious persecution doesn’t exist— just that these are definitely not examples of real persecution) 👍
I’m gonna take a guess and say D. They hate A B and C, but they also love them. It’s the whole persecution complex thing. The existence of things they don’t like, like Harry Potter and gay people, means the world is against them, and they bask in that. Same goes for C—asking questions means insulting their faith and rejecting god, and the more they’re “persecuted,” the better of a Christian they must be.
(Not to say that religious persecution doesn’t exist— just that these are definitely not examples of real persecution) 👍