To: freakboy
We understand the fiction thing. The problem is there are many who will take this "fiction" as "gospel" and never search for the Truth. Therein lies the objection.
To: madison10
The problem is there are many who will take this "fiction" as "gospel" And I know some who think the Smurfs are evil. There is no way to please some people. Good book, probably a good movie. Hanks is a great actor.
109 posted on
05/11/2006 4:06:43 PM PDT by
chesty_puller
(USMC 70-73 3MAF VN 70-71)
To: madison10
The trailer I saw for this movie had "DISCOVER THE TRUTH" or something similar in huge letters at several points throughout the trailer. They are marketing the movie as though they are uncovering real secrets, and the book is writtne in a form of pseudo-truth using many real buildings, artwork and documents that make the rest of it seem historical as part of the same story.
Whether Brown believes this or not, the story is made to seem true. WIthout a disclaimer that none of this is intended to be looked at as true, and then specific things listed that are made up, a lot of people can't tell the difference. It's not like Spiderman where we know that certain things are impossible and therefore FALSE.
143 posted on
05/11/2006 6:41:14 PM PDT by
RobFromGa
(In decline, the Driveby Media is thrashing about like dinosaurs caught in the tar pits.)
To: madison10
At our church we'll be doing some Bible studies using a booklet specifically to "talk about" (refute) the book/movie. Of course we may (probably?) just end up preaching to the choir.
170 posted on
05/11/2006 9:14:34 PM PDT by
geopyg
("I would rather have a clean gov't than one where -quote- 1st Amend. rights are respected." J.McCain)
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