Sunday 15 March 2009: HBO polygamist drama Big Love broadcasts an episode that featured some sort of realistic depiction of the LDS Temple endowment. Despite their assurances, which apparently are worth a buck 14 a pound on the open market, the writers / producers of Big Love have and will blur the differences between orthodox Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints and apostate Mormun kulchur.
Today, Monday 16 March: the readers of the Deseret News have filled comments sections of the Deseret News with all sorts of steaming responses both positive and negative.
RIGHT ASCENSION COMMENTARY
The Church should not have made any statement. What it should have done was assert its rights.
The church holds copyrights on the temple design, the clothing designs, the endowment text. The Church simply should have taken the producers of Big Love to court and got a permanent injunction against showing that episode anywhere ever.
THE CALL TO ACTION
The producers of Big Love violated copyright law. They should get punished.
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1 comment:
i like the legal approach. good call. btw, i'll soak up all the sun i can while in phoenix this week.
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