No, I haven't seen the movie, but I've seen enough previews on TV to be disgusted with it.
The children are out to save this endangered species of owls. I'm all for that, but the line that catches my attention is this: If we don't stand up for them, who will?
Exactly, if we don't make a stand for the tiny lives of baby humans, who will?
If we don't make a stand for Christ and His Messiahship, who will?
If we don't defend the Christian Faith against the "DaVinci Code", who will?
The reasonings of the world are ridiculous.
I very much liked this article about the mistakes found in "The DaVinci Code." Amusing, and lighthearted, but informational as well.
I saw Paula White Show this morning with a professor and his research on the DaVinci Code, and it was very alarming.
The theory is that Jesus was not really the Christ, and the death and resurrection was just an elaborate hoax put on by Jesus and Mary of Magdelene.
It is a direct attack on the diety of Jesus.
As Christians, we should be boycotting, at the very least, this movie and be ready to do damage control as people come from this movie. I think a lot of teens are going to be greatly confused when they come out of this movie, as if we need them any more confused.
It's time to rise up Church, stand and stand firm. We need to be on the offense, not the defense on this one. Let's fight, like we never fought before!
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I am SO extra-tired of smart-good-kids save the world from stupid-evil-adults.
Not to mention, break all the rules, and as long as something good comes out of it in the end, you'll never be punished. I started banning Feature Films for Families because that message came through again, and again, and again. Really rubs me the wrong way.
As for Davinci Code, I kind of thought it was a given that Christians would stand up against this story, but I am astounded at how many are reading it and approving it! How in the world could you give it a thumbs up?
Right will be called wrong and wrong will be called right.
Leni
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