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How This Jesus is Different
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awelborn
Stephen Prothero in the WSJ In one striking scene, the Virgin Mary and Mary Magdalene sop onto linens the blood left behind after Jesus’ scourging at the hands of sadistic Roman centurions. Odd that these women care more about Jesus’ blood than Mr. Gibson seems to care about his character. Plainly this is not the…
A Reformed View
By
awelborn
An interesting perspective (even though the writer had not yet seen the film) from a Christian in the Reformed tradition, trading thoughts with another of the same theological convictions. hat tip, Julia
See, now this is really interesting
By
awelborn
Via Get Religion the lowdown on the screenwriter for the film, a man named Benedict Fitzgerald, who not only wrote the screenplay for the film version of Flannery O’Connor’s Wise Blood, but who is the son of Robert and Sally Fitzgerald, two of O’Connor’s closest friends. Made for this project, I would say.
Hmmmm.
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awelborn
Kevin Miller is wondering why certain things evoke warnings from the Diocese of Cleveland and other things…don’t.
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