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Brighten04
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No. I will be angry when they mess up the story and want my money back. :rotfl:
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I was interested until yesterday when I saw a different preview where a man asked a woman how he could see the Messiah and she said, "Open your heart". That reeks of decision theology that I don't believe in. God reveals Himself to us by His Word, not by us opening our heart (which isn't biblical).
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The movie is a pagan's perspective about what happened to Jesus' body when it disappeared from the tomb. Since it's from a pagan's perspective, does the movie remain pagan or do we see any hope as Christians in having the truth come out and not be mocked by the world?
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I agree where I like the fact it starts from the perspective of a pagan because unbelievers might identify with that but if the story line leaves it there then I don't want to support it.
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Exacatly
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I did this last Sunday but wasn't impressed. I wouldn't say it was bad either but I'm glad I only paid matinee prices :sly:
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I bet the book is better.