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Interesting concern. Hopefully it will drive the individual to read what is Written.

Thanks.

I was heartened to see a professor from Dallas Seminary defend The Passion on O'Reilly. Dallas TS is like the summa cum laude of Baptist (dispensationalist) seminaries. That was probably not noticed by too many of O'Reilly's viewers

The defenders of the film now need to turn to the Word for a more sustaining love of Christ. Impressions and emotions drawn from the film are strong but fleeting. However, the Word, our "daily bread" is able to occupy our thoughts today and years from now.

"I was heartened to see a professor from Dallas Seminary defend The Passion on O'Reilly. Dallas TS is like the summa cum laude of Baptist (dispensationalist) seminaries. That was probably not noticed by too many of O'Reilly's viewers."

I missed this OReilly show. Thus far what I have been reminded of by those who preach/teach Christ do so under their shingle. What Christianity has become today is very well described by John in those seven churches he saw in the Spirit on the Lord's Day.

The one thing that I have not heard mentioned being in this film was that miracle given to each and every individual was as He gave up the spirit, that veil was rent in twain in the holy of the holies, from top to bottom. Flesh man, now had access to the Heavenly Father through Christ, and no more blood sacrifices, He became our Priest.

There is one thing that few will be able to claim after this movie, they never heard of Christ. The sands of time keep flowing through our Heavenly Father's hour glass of time.