Left Behind: NOT a Christian Movie!
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I guess I am naive to think that Hollywood would actually produce something Biblical. And then, of course, Left Behind was a FICTION series. The prophecies/predictions of that series of books/movies never came to pass, which in the Old Testament would have left Tim LaHaye beneath a pile of stones.
So fiction about fiction. Does that make it truth, like a double negative?? Just joking!
So fiction about fiction. Does that make it truth, like a double negative?? Just joking!
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kennethcadwell
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Movies are for entertainment and joy, not to be taken literally or serious.
If you want something to be close to biblical truth, stay to watching things classified as documentaries. But even they are wrong sometimes to, but not as jazzed up and eye catching as the Hollywood hype.
If you want something to be close to biblical truth, stay to watching things classified as documentaries. But even they are wrong sometimes to, but not as jazzed up and eye catching as the Hollywood hype.
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Tintin
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Many documentaries are actually worse because Christians let their guard down with them. Think about all the nature shows, the science shows, the history shows. Much of the material is built on the foundation of evolution. Which is a real pity, since the production values are often exceptional.