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This is another one of those fundamentalist Christian movies that hit you over the head with religion like a sledgehammer.
The other guy, which is the only name I can think of because he was so forgettable, was your average Christian fanatic.
the leading man (Christian Schoyen) has got to be the worst actor i have ever seen.
I'm a Christian, and I have watched pretty of Christian movies, but this one is too bad.
In their place is tedious exposition on themes of Christian end of times and a trite story of a modern Jesus in a quandary, packaged in a trying-to-be-hip modern world where everyone looks like someone out of a Hal Hartley movie.
If this movie were in production today it would probably have the christian right-wingers screaming 'child porn'.
there is also a deep Christian message implicit here, the faith Custer has in taking your glory with you, and the trust, and fidelity of his wife to the extent of letting him go, in order that he fulfils his moral duty to protect the innocent civilians from certain massacre.
Indeed, Giorgino is a very Christian movie, "Be like children" (Mt 18:3) is it's real hidden tag-line, though the movie never deals with any kind of moral and concentrates only on the Christian philosophy for, dare to suppose, true God is beyond any human moral.
Peter looks out for himself, getting a high school education while playing basketball and making Christian friends.
Numerobis will ask for help to Panoramix (Claude Rich), Asterix (Christian Clavier) and Obelix (Geraard Depardieu) (with Ideiafix).
The story in itself is superb: Nazarin a priest that lives by his beliefs tries to live a very Christian life, but as always there are people that do not accept this.
"Nanny", to me, is the epitome of what a Christian mother and woman should be: a true pillar of the community.
He is a "Good Christian" and feels that he is missing out on all the fun in high school.
From everything I'd read about the movie, I was excited to support a film with a Christian theme.
I was interested in seeing this movie because I knew it was Christian based.
This movie pretty much says that if your a Christian you can get anything you want in life easily, like become a great football player!
When will we see some intelligent Christian fiction?
Well I don't dismiss the idea of Armageddon, or the coming of the anti-Christ, I do dismiss the idea that only certain people who live truly good lives(They seem to be mostly white Christian children) will go to Heaven, while the rest of us must suffer through a millenia of Hell on Earth, just because we weren't good enough.
On the present days, one of these children is the paranormal investigator Edward Carnby (Christian Slater), who has just gotten an Abkani artifact in South America, and is chased by a man with abilities.
I admire the effort (though slightly failed) on the attempt at showing the Christian people in a different way...even though they did that, the way it presented the gospel was a bit stock and kiddish.
Although I was a little offended (and can see how some could be VERY offended if they were not Christian) at being preached to in a movie theater, it wasn't that big a deal.
Is there some Christian code of honor that mandates that since Bush claims he, too, is called by God, that all Christians must cover up his ignorance by mispronouncing that word the same way he does?
As a Southern Baptist, it pains me that I must give a below average rating to an overtly Christian movie.
Quirky, independent, theatrical, Christian Slater--these are all teasers that made me look forward to spending an hour or so "discovering" a jewel of a film.
This movie is another Christian propaganda film in the line of The Omega Code.
The film appears to contradict itself a few times, for example by attacking Western painters who portrayed Old Testament characters as light-skinned Europeans; thereby the text admits that so-called "Hebrew" ethnicity is in fact an ingrained aspect of Christian culture.
For an example of a compelling, intelligent, well-researched series based on Revelation that presents a realistic and Christian world view without offending the secular reader (who after all should be whom a Christian is trying to reach) read the Christ Clone trilogy by James BeauSeigneur.
I was raised in a "very Christian" household since birth.
I am a Catholic who goes to church every week, but I do not agree with such Christian arrogance.
I would just like to be able to say nice things about a christian movie but it doesn't look like that will happen any time soon.
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