Book · 1999 · Performing Arts
Dogma
A Screenplay
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Um and maybe even to a lesser degree in like Kevin Smith's Dogma.
The best things said about it
This is the same person, of course, that did a movie criticizing Christianity, "Dogma," criticizing dogma in general.
Why people recommend it
Dogma is a satirical fantasy comedy film written and directed by Kevin Smith that humorously critiques religious institutions, theological concepts, and dogmatic belief systems through the journey of modern-day prophets and celestial beings. The film was referenced on different podcast episodes in discussions concerning cultural commentary and ideological critique. In March 2024, Ben Bowlin mentioned the movie on Stuff They Don't Want You To Know while exploring historical and media themes related to the Antichrist and secret factions within popular culture. Earlier, in a December 2019 episode of The Rubin Report, guest Yasmine Mohammed brought up the film during a conversation about religious criticism, pointing to Kevin Smith's work as an example of media that openly critiqued Christianity and general dogmatism in Western society. Although the speakers approached the movie from distinct analytical angles—ranging from folklore and conspiratorial media tropes to broader socio-political discussions about religious freedom and ideological critique—the references highlighted the film's enduring cultural footprint as a prominent piece of pop culture that engaged directly with sensitive theological themes, institutional hypocrisy, and the complexities of faith in the modern world.
Every mention
Ben Bowlin um and maybe even to a lesser degree in like Kevin Smith's Dogma 1
“um and maybe even to a lesser degree in like Kevin Smith's Dogma”
Yasmine Mohammed this is the same person, of course, that did a movie criticizing Christianity, "Dogma," criticizing dogma i… 1
“this is the same person, of course, that did a movie criticizing Christianity, "Dogma," criticizing dogma in general.”
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“In uh Dogma, Jay uh when when the uh this is blasphemous to Sheamus. Yeah, I hate that.”