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Here's The article with Jones' apology. http://www.kansascity.com/2012/11/27/3936870/two-and-a-half-men-actor-n ot-expected.html Doesn't seem to me that he was back-peddling on his earlier statements, just that he seemed not to realized "how" is statement may had sounded or reflected on the ppl involved in the show of whom he says he respects. The people and the content are the distinguishing factor in both his statement and apology. Just my thoughts.

I just wanted to commend Angus on his stand for God and his personal spiritual beliefs. It takes character and courage to do something like that so openly these days! Good for him! May God continually bless you Angus and increase you more and more in the things of God! Blessings!

Gary, the statement I read which said that Angus has been fired was posted by AOL's news service. I'll leave it to you to decide whether that is a credible news source, or not. Your recent post also reeks with judgment. Obviously, you feel qualified to judge the motives of total strangers whom you do not know personally. I do not. I do applaud Angus' initial statements (which he has not retracted) because they are consistent with Scriptural truth, and I applaud his courage at speaking out at such a young age. I know you don't see it that way, but I do. Perhaps it is best if we agree to disagree.

Claire, as you know no one can judge except the Lord. However, many “good, fundamentalist Christians” judge others every day. I have not read a credible news report that Jones has been fired from the TV show. I have seen an “Examiner” report that he will be replaced by Miley Cyrus. :) Were I to “judge” anyone, it would be the people/institutions making a buck off of Jones’ statement. Christopher Hudson, the 35-year-old, Seventh-day Adventist pastor, who made the Jones’ video and allowed it to be leaked to “You Tube,” has an agenda – “Whatever benefits Hudson.” “Christianity Today” benefited by publishing this article, since it collects subscription fees and advertising dollars. I have great concern for the growing number of “believers” who wave their Christian flags and then expect to be paid in cash to do it. On Judgment Day, to whom will Jesus show the most favor – the unpaid volunteer spreading the Good News, or the mega-church pastor who takes home a six-figure salary?

Gary, I read that statement a day or so ago. I noticed that Angus did not retract his earlier statements equating the show with "filth", and advising teens not to watch it. I also saw a news article since then saying that he has been fired from the show. I'm sure he knew that was a very real possibility when he made the decision to speak out. Your post reeks with judgment. Do you really feel qualified to be his Judge?