[wildwood]

a cover-up of Christianity's best-kept secret: that Jesus Christ never existed.

haha! yeah, right. over hundreds of years numerous writers who did not know each other, whose accounts reflect the same shimmering thread, were "inspired" to continue this fraud...and historians...yeah, that makes sense.

we'll see...we'll see, won't we?

[Casloy]

I bet Michael Cimino is excited. Heavens Gate will no long be the biggest bomb in the history of Hollywood. I hope Christians ignore it and don't give it publicity it doesn't deserve.

[tomnbeverly]

There is no doubt we are in the time of tribulation. Revelation tells us to beware the False Prophet... And how will we know who he is...

Some say that you can tell because he will claim False miracles promising life from death.. well isn't a promise of life from death exactly what Embryonic stem cell research is?

[Cvengr]

If He didn't exist, then why would a Roman and member of the Sanhedrin who went out of his way to persecute 'Christians' immediately turn from an enemy to one of the most zealous advocates and apostles to explain and document what and who Jesus Christ was all about?

[highlander_UW]

So let me get this correct...this guy believes that authors writing within a few decades of the life of Christ were outside of personal experience but he's got the truth 2000 years removed, is that it?

[wastoute]

This is not new. This "theory" has been around for 2,000 years. Funny, I have never heard of any one being willing to go to a cross for this "theory". 11 of the 12 who knew Him personally were. The 12th was boiled alive in oil and survived. Sort of disproves the "theory", doesn't it? I would love to ask any one who believed this if they would die for that belief.

[fortheDeclaration]

There are no credible non-Christian references to Christ during the period in which he is said to have lived," states the film's site.

This is true.

The historical accounts come from the Gospels.

This shows the accuracy of the Gospels (which historians have accepted)

The Lord Jesus Christ is someone no one could have invented! '

The person who could invent such a character would have to be greater then the character itself.

The one fact that the historians will not touch is the Resurrection which makes Christianity different then any other religion.

We have a risen Saviour, all other religions follow dead teachers. (1Cor.15)

[azhenfud]

I say we just ask Him to "take care" of this "movie".

[AngloSaxon]

Where are the cries of indignation from the liberal press? I know, lets get together and fund a freeper film about how Mohammad never existed and is just the fevered imaginings of some mushroom crazed camel lover, and then see if anyone can spot the difference in reactions!

[maestro]

.......Next new series of movies will be,.....Moses never existed,......10 Commandments must be removed from schools.

........(British-movies-TV)...'Work makes Free'.....

/sarcasm

.....coming,....films by/about....C.H.Dodd and George E. Ladd..........Preterist-Evangelical-Gang?

/sarcasm

[PetroniusMaximus]

Two thoughts.

1 This is a cash in on the Da Vinci Code craze.

2 Looks cheap.

[Uncle Vlad]

The best way to handle this movie would be to ignore it. If people start to protest it and give it free publicity, everyone will want to go and see it out of curiosity.

The premise sounds lame enough; if we treat it with a collective yawn, it'll go straight to the $1.98 bin at Blockbuster, and then the big argument will be whether or not the director's career ever existed.

[GarySpFc]

G.A. Wells is the leading advocate of the Jesus didn't exist school. Wells is a retired German teacher and wannabe theologian. You can find an analysis of his theory at: http://www.errantskeptics.org/G_A_Wells.htm.

[Robert Drobot]

This film would have received high marks in the Stalinist Soviet Union and Red China during the late 40's and the 50's era. It's probably one of the 527 Marxist socialist atheistic Democrat Party fund-raising operatives that's making this possible. Poison the minds of the stupid government 'educated' useful idiots.

Tell a big lie long enough........

[Cronos]

There are no credible non-Christian references to Christ during the period in which he is said to have lived

hmmm.. then what about the Roman stories complaining about the man Jesus who was stirring up trouble in Judaea-Galilee and whose followers were doing the same

[ThomasMore]

Bump for later!

[Cronos]

hmmmm... if anyone made even a non-fictional documentary on Mohammesd's life (padeophilia et al), he'd have his throat slit. We don't do things like that. Hmmmm.... are jihadis so bad after all?

[wimpycat]

"It may be the case that only Caesar wrote about the Gaelic wars," he explained, "but just because there are no other writing about the Gaelic wars doesn't mean we can't trust Caesar," mentioning the four Gospels are themselves four separate accounts of Christ's life. IIRC, the only earliest copies of Caesar's writings were made by...Christian monks. We can't be so sure that Ceasar was even the author. (/sarcasm)

[John Locke]

Don't know about the movie, but the website scores about 5% on my Tomatometer.

[Walkingfeather]

Ho Hum... I've read the end of the book guys.... WE WIN.