Star-Lord Chris Pratt said, "I am not a religious person. Chris Pratt was a strong critic of organized religion in an interview with the magazine because of its well-documented history of sin.
"Religion has been particularly repressive for a long time," he said, "I didn't know I had become the spokesperson for religion, I wasn't a particularly religious person." ”
He believed that religion was different, that it could easily become a means of controlling others and committing evil, taking money from others, abusing children, stealing land— religion was always used by people with ulterior motives.
Chris Pratt is considered a religious figure because he said something about "God" when he accepted the MTV Film and Television Awards in 2018.
And in 2019 he was boycotted to make headlines:
Because actor Elliot Peggy slammed Pratt online (the heroine of "Fruit Candy", "Inception", who has changed sex) for attending an "anti-LGBTQ" church. She argues that "anti-LGBTQ is wrong," and that if a well-known actor joins an organization that opposes a fixed group, the harm and impact will be greater.
Pratt retorted at the time that it was "far from the truth" and that he went to a church that was "open to all."
Now Pratt denies going to Hillsong Church (known as anti-LGBTQ community) and instead goes to los Angeles Zoe Church, which is also popular with celebrities like Justin and Hayley Bieber.
His father-in-law, Arnold Schwarzenegger, was a Catholic but never paid attention to the tumultuous relationship between the church and the LGBTQ community.
Pratt also said he cried after being lashed out for praising his wife, Catherine Schwarzenegger, for giving birth to a "healthy" girl.
"A bunch of articles came out and said, 'This is so uncomfortable.' I can't believe chris Pratt would thank her (the current wife) for having a healthy daughter when his first child was born prematurely, which is really sarcastic to his ex-wife. He said.
"I thought, that's too bad. My son will read about it one day, he is nine years old, and this matter is recorded in the online media. It really bothered me, really, I cried about it. I thought, I hate these blessings in my life, which are a real burden on the people around me. ”
Although these negative comments on the Internet do not seem to have a particularly large impact on Palat's box office and acting career, he is most concerned about the harm that negative comments on the Internet will do to his children.