The coolest thing about the film “Fireproof,” which opened at #4 last week, topping the Coen Brothers’ film, “Burn After Reading” in its third week, and Spike Lee’s newest propanganda movie, is that it honors God, glorifies marriage between one man and one woman, and gives a clear Gospel presentation, according to those who have
“I’m vexed. Dead people walking around.” That was the observation of one of the evangelists who witnessed the endless tailgate party that is pre-game USC football. This place is not for the faint-of-heart… but it sure is fun! “The church must get involved,” said Anita, a first-timer to the pigskin party. In shock she gasped,
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Bill Maher, host of HBO’s Real Time with Bill Maher said this:
“I preach the gospel of ‘I don’t know.’ And I think people have had, you know, so many religious movies, they’ve had the Passion of the Christ and they’ve had The Robe and The Ten Commandments. Isn’t there time for one, for the tens of millions of people who are rationalists who think like I do and who are afraid that the Sarah Palins of the world are going to be taking over? We’ve had eight years of George Bush and a faith-based administration. We can’t afford another.”
—From an interview with Harry Smith, during an appearance on The Early Show on CBS, 9/29/08
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A year ago I posted this sentiment from Bishop Carlton Pearson found on a Starbucks cup: “In reality, Hell is not such an intention of God as it is an invention of man. God is love and people are precious. Authentic truth is not so much taught or learned as it is remembered. Somewhere in your