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Sorry friend . If you're not being deliberately obtuse ,you must understand my comments relate to people who are evangelical,fundamental,Christians not your average Cof E adherants.
The Crucifixtion and Resurrection are fundamental to the belief and the Cross is the focal point .
Without belief in both,there is no redemption,no afterlife .
Sorry friend . If you're not being deliberately obtuse ,you must understand my comments relate to people who are evangelical,fundamental,Christians not your average Cof E adherants.
The Crucifixtion and Resurrection are fundamental to the belief and the Cross is the focal point .
Without belief in both,there is no redemption,no afterlife .
Nothing is more sickening to such a person
Yes but the film doesn’t mock or criticise Jesus or any aspect of religion. It’s a story of a boy who was born in the next stable and is mistaken for the messiah. The only time Jesus appears in the film is when he’s delivering the sermon on the mount and he just speaks the words from the bible.
The creatures outside looked from pig to man, and from man to pig, and from pig to man again; but already it was impossible to say which was which.
Sorry friend . If you're not being deliberately obtuse ,you must understand my comments relate to people who are evangelical,fundamental,Christians not your average Cof E adherants.
The Crucifixtion and Resurrection are fundamental to the belief and the Cross is the focal point .
Without belief in both,there is no redemption,no afterlife .
Yes but the film doesn’t mock or criticise Jesus or any aspect of religion. It’s a story of a boy who was born in the next stable and is mistaken for the messiah. The only time Jesus appears in the film is when he’s delivering the sermon on the mount and he just speaks the words from the bible.