Can you tell me how going to see it glorifies God?
Seeing any movie is a sin these days.
THE
CLINTON
CODE
If you thought The DaVinci Code was shocking, you ain't heard nothing yet. Everything the media taught you about the Clinton's is wrong. The Clinton Code reveals that Bill did not rape Juanita Broaddrick, did not sexually harass Katherine Willey, and did not have improper relations with Paula Jones, Jennifer Flowers or even Monica Lewinski. These were all a big cover up for Bill's real passion.....12-year old boys.
The Clinton Code takes you inside the secret society, the Sid Blums, a society dedicated to protecting the dark secrets of socialism and communism. How the secret blood line of Marx, Lennin, and even Hitler all lead to a little girl named Hillary Rodham. How the secret rituals of the Sid Blums concerning the shoes of Hillary Rodham lead to the firing of Dick Morris and to Dick's new role in infatuating the other side by giving bad advice and making predictions that never come true. Also the book reveals the story behind the mysterious death of Vince Foster, and how the Clinton Body Count actually grossly underestimates the carnage left behind by the Clintons.
DISCLAIMER: This book is not anti-anything. The Clinton Code is a novel and therefore a work of fiction. The artwork, architecture, documents, and secret rituals depicted in this novel all exist. This disclaimer takes no stance about the theories discussed in this book. This book serves only to open up discussion on these important topics. In fact, I am a supporter of the Clintons. If you ask what a Clinton supporter is, everyone will give you different answers. To some to be a Clinton supporter, you must have voted for them. To others, liking them is all it takes. I prefer not to rigidly classify this personal concept, so to me being a Clinton supporter simply means to seek the truth out about these SOBs.
I think seeing "The DaVinci Code" is less dangerous to one's health than drawing pictures of Mohammed in Syria.
the 9th ring of hell awaits thee....
Interesting question.
Jesus called some people some harsh names, flipped over some important peoples desks and possibly clocked some people with a billy club like thingy.
As my friend from Oklahoma used to say, "That boy wasn't spanked when he needed it. Now I gotta do what his Daddy should've done".
Imagine catching your CEO is stealing, walking into his office, flipping over his table and beating his lawyers out of the office with a club.
Most people think if they are doing "good", they are good. Only God is good. Thankfully, the true God is merciful and perfect in character, unlike the Muslim God.
I can't wait to see the DaVinci code.
By "mortal sin" if you mean will God refuse your sincere plea for forgiveness, the answer is no. If you sin, and sincerely repent, God will forgive you.
Is seeing the movie a sin? I honestly don't know. But God won't throw you into hell if you sincerely ask His forgiveness.
How naive.
Is it a sin? Maybe not, but the movie is proof that prayer works because the church was praying the movie would be bad, and from the reviews coming in (from secular sources) their prayers have been answered.
Sorta like "The Day After Tomorrow"?
But then again this movies seems to mock and question Christian teachings & values. I have not seen it or read the book.
I wonder if this DaVinci Code thingy can be run on the Koran?
..wonder what secret messages that would turn up?
Oh, Can't do that, it might upset mulims worldwide.
Oh but no. Sin is not an act against our will, but HIS will. Sounds like a good way to excuse a lot of things just because we see nothing wrong with them.
That said, is it a sin to see the movie? I think another poster answered that by asking how it glorifies God. The DVC denies the divinity of Christ, claims He faked the crucifixion, ran off with Mary Magdalene. So it would seem to imply He apparently left His followers to be martyred for His sake. This little fairy tale attempts to strip away the very basic foundation of Christianity. It calls Jesus a fraud. I don't see anything glorifying about that.
But it doesn't look like it's going to matter much. The critics seem to hate it. And with the X men movie coming out next week, this one probably won't be around very long anyway.
no... it's fictional movie based on a fictional book... I say enjoy!
This might come as a surprise to Uzzah (2 Samuel 6,7).
Can you tell me how going to see it glorifies God?
I would suggest that being knowledgeable about the issues presented by the book/movie allows a Christian to better respond to questions raised by those who saw it, thereby promoting Christianity.
The person asking the question sounds scrupulous, to me.
I'd say putting more money in Dan Brown's pocket for this tripe would be a sin.
Just saw the movie (hadn't read the book). Much ado about nothing. Not as bad as the reviewers said, but this is getting everyone in an uproar? (Very surprisingly, it was a young, large audience and a few people clapped at the end. Don't know why. Comments by people exiting were mixed at best.) Recommendation: Watch it on TV. Protests by about 7 Catholic old chubby women and one young guy who was suprisingly well informed. (The women were adamant; they would not see the movie or read the book; they didn't want such evil in their lives). They all carried identical signs saying that they rejected the Da Vinci Code with a large picture of Jesus. I suggested that better signs would say, "You've seen the fiction, let's talk about the truth". They loved the idea, and said that "if I truly believed in Jesus, I would have such a sign made and join them tomorrow." They left after prayer (mumbled) and the news crews left.