withThe Passion of the Christ Mary C. Boys In April 2003 I was a part of a team of seven scholars—four Catholics (includ ing Philip Cunningham, Lawrence Frizzell and John Pawlikowski) and three Jews (Michael Cook, Paula Fredriksen and Amy-Jill Levine)—who reviewed a script of Mel Gibson's film-in-the-making (then called The Passion
1 The passion of the Lord Jesus Christ is the most dramatic demonstration of man's sin in all of human history. 2. The passion of the Lord Jesus Christ is the most dramatic demonstration of the glory of God in all of human history. Let us consider the passion of our Lord, then, and find in it a marvelous manifestation of God's glory.
Aftercareful consideration my conclusion is an unequivocal "No." Here then are five reasons why I believe Evangelicals should not see or recommend the Passion of the Christ. 1) Its Origins: Even though Evangelicals are promoting The Passion of the Christ, it is not an Evangelical movie. As Mel Gibson, a devout Roman Catholic put it so well
Caviezelhad to have two heart surgeries after filming 'The Passion of the Christ'. Filming in Italy in the dead of winter wearing nothing but a thin loin cloth took its toll on the actor. He
ThePassion of the Christ is the most successful independent film of all time, grossing $612 million worldwide with only a $30 million production budget. In the Fox Nation interview,
But20 years later, having a well-established career in the cinema and having earned the right to play the role of Jesus of Nazareth in Mel Gibson's The Passion of the Christ, he got a second
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