But... the bottom line for me, is that this film actually motivates me. It gives me energy to want to be more personally missional as well as in terms of rallying the church to be in the world and among people. It motivates me to want to be training and teaching Christians how to respond to these very things that are being asked today. I have a lot of hope and optimism, because I believe there are answers.It motivates me to hopefully be encouraging others to remember to "be in the world" as Jesus taught (John 17:15), so that people get to experience that all Christians are not like Bill broadbrushed them. So even if someone views the film and thinks Bill is raising great questions, they know Christians they can go and talk to about what he is asking. They know that all Christians are not the war-loving, can't wait till Armageddon types he sort of hints they are among other things. So they may see the film, and think "hmmmm...? That's not like the Christians I know."
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Sunday, October 05, 2008
Kimball on Religulous
Dan Kimball writes about viewing Bill Maher's film, Religulous. He sums up:
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