Friday, March 26, 2004
I remain silent on the Passion (for the sake of Rich) but talk of something else
With all the hype and discussion on "The Passion of the Christ" many of us will fail to notice the re-release of "The Life of Brian"...
The film is intended as a spoof on Bible films rather than knocking Christianity...
Surely something like this which is clearly blasphemous is worth Christians protesting. The problem is, people will still be debating "The Passion" and let this one go by.
Our media is full of films which deserve to be slapped and sliced in half and yet many of us can go about our lives without batting an eyelid often going to see the films and laughing along at them.
One example would be Bruce Almighty. How can you justify a film like this? Shockingly enough it went to number one in the UK Box Office and made $200 million in a month in the US.
So, should we spend our time debating something which will do a lot of good possibly and ignore films that should be off limits to civilians?
Bruce Almighty: and some people enjoyed a film making mockery of God.
The film is intended as a spoof on Bible films rather than knocking Christianity...
Surely something like this which is clearly blasphemous is worth Christians protesting. The problem is, people will still be debating "The Passion" and let this one go by.
Our media is full of films which deserve to be slapped and sliced in half and yet many of us can go about our lives without batting an eyelid often going to see the films and laughing along at them.
One example would be Bruce Almighty. How can you justify a film like this? Shockingly enough it went to number one in the UK Box Office and made $200 million in a month in the US.
So, should we spend our time debating something which will do a lot of good possibly and ignore films that should be off limits to civilians?
Bruce Almighty: and some people enjoyed a film making mockery of God.
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