The Christian and Drama
Almost from the time of its introduction, the Christian church has been opposed to drama and the theater. The immorality and violence of the theater, as well as acting in itself, have always called forth the church's condemnation. The ancient church father, Cyprian (c. 200-258) was an outspoken critic of theater-going. He wrote: But now to pass from this to the shameful corruption of the stage. I am ashamed to tell what things are said; I am even ashamed to denounce the things that are done...
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