In hindsight, it's no shock to me that a film seeking a biblical depiction of what Jesus endured because of our sin evokes anger, dismissive ridicule, frustration, and concurrently engendered praise and acclamation.
Art reflects life, and it's satisfying on many levels that this film has been labeled as the hallmark of cinematic controversy; what Jesus accomplished on the cross is the greatest point of controversy to all mankind, whether they want to admit it or not.
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Tuesday, October 10, 2006
Christ at the Movies
Entertainment Weekly recently published their "Top 25 Most Controversial Movies of All Time," and Resurgence blogger James Harleman comments on the film that tops the list:
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