That Woman

I've watched this episode twice and I got a different reaction each time. I think they overdid the young girls wardrobe. When I was in school and I currently work for schools, students are not allowed to wear mid drifts/crop tops and halter tops. Even during her transformation, she never opted to wear a regular T-shirt. The mom seemed to encourage her style of dress because she made a comment about her having a mature body. I find it interesting that they chose Phillip McKenzie to be her parent. Ms. Kenzie has made allegations that her and her father had and incestuous relationship I believe from her preteens to mid 20s. God bless her in surviving and dealing with that.

I honestly did not feel the episode tarred all conservative Christians with one brush; the plot line clearly concerned this particular group of people. Nor did the episode you mentioned about the Amish libel people because of their religion. One has to accept that regardless of what group one belongs to -- I, for example, am both Jewish and gay -- that not every member of that group is perfect, morally or otherwise. I am not Jewish in the manner of David Berkowitz nor gay in the manner of Jeffrey Dahmer. I think that you, as a conservative Christian, are being oversensitive. You cannot deny that there are members of your group who are motivated by hate and judgment rather than love and compassion; it is people such as that which the episode depicted.