gotta love pat.. "ridicule is the only weapon which can be used against unintelligible propositions.
ideas must be distinct before reason can act upon them; and no man ever had a distinct idea of the trinity.
it is the mere abracadabra of the mountebanks calling themselves the priests of jesus.
WOW. I didn't know by posting this that it would casuse a shit storm between believers.
I must say, it's fascinating and comical at the same time watching you guys fight over this.
And now back to the "I know God better then you do" bickering.
Ah.. you guys are a funny bunch.
HAHAHAHAHA. Reading these conspiracy comments on here is a blast, really.
talking blood in 2006 watchtower, we have a problem.
i have added a new article to my blog titled talking blood in 2006 watchtower, we have a problem.
my article contains a scan of a watchtower provided special outline.
jim caviezel, doin it for jesus.
persecution complex much?.
actor jim caviezel, his voice sometimes cracking with emotion, spoke of being "rejected in my own industry," the problems of his friend mel gibson and his son's cancer in an appearance saturday night at first baptist church of orlando.. the star of "the passion of the christ," whom first baptist pastor david uth described as "more passionate about god" than anyone he's ever met, was in town to give witness to his faith, to urge others to share it and to sell a new all-star audio production of the bible that he has produced.. during a 20-minute talk, caviezel spoke of the troubles that have dogged gibson, his "passion" director, who has been labeled an anti-semite in addition to being caught on tape ranting and cursing out the mother of his youngest child.. .
Sorry... don't know why it placed it to the far right of the screen. Weird.
jim caviezel, doin it for jesus.
persecution complex much?.
actor jim caviezel, his voice sometimes cracking with emotion, spoke of being "rejected in my own industry," the problems of his friend mel gibson and his son's cancer in an appearance saturday night at first baptist church of orlando.. the star of "the passion of the christ," whom first baptist pastor david uth described as "more passionate about god" than anyone he's ever met, was in town to give witness to his faith, to urge others to share it and to sell a new all-star audio production of the bible that he has produced.. during a 20-minute talk, caviezel spoke of the troubles that have dogged gibson, his "passion" director, who has been labeled an anti-semite in addition to being caught on tape ranting and cursing out the mother of his youngest child.. .
Jim Caviezel, doin it for Jesus. Persecution complex much?
Actor Jim Caviezel, his voice sometimes cracking with emotion, spoke of being "rejected in my own industry," the problems of his friend Mel Gibson and his son's cancer in an appearance Saturday night at First Baptist Church of Orlando.
The star of "The Passion of the Christ," whom First Baptist pastor David Uth described as "more passionate about God" than anyone he's ever met, was in town to give witness to his faith, to urge others to share it and to sell a new all-star audio production of the Bible that he has produced.
During a 20-minute talk, Caviezel spoke of the troubles that have dogged Gibson, his "Passion" director, who has been labeled an anti-Semite in addition to being caught on tape ranting and cursing out the mother of his youngest child.
"Mel Gibson, he's a horrible sinner, isn't he?" Caviezel, 42, said. "Mel Gibson doesn't need your judgment, he needs your prayers."
The actor recalled Gibson's offering him the role of Jesus in the film, then calling him back to beg him not to take it:
"He said, 'You'll never work in this town again.' I told him, 'We all have to embrace our crosses.' ''
But the actor noted that Gibson wasn't far off the mark when he spoke of the damage playing Jesus could do to his career.
"Jesus is as controversial now as he has ever been," Caviezel said. "Not much has changed in 2,000 years."
Caviezel said he doesn't worry about the career price he paid with that film — a global box-office smash that led to fewer, not more, film offers for him. "The awards, the hall of fame" that actors get into here on Earth, he said, don't matter to him. His reward, he said, will come in heaven.
"We have to give up our names, our reputations, our lives to speak the truth," Caviezel said.
A native of Washington state and a lifelong Roman Catholic, Caviezel has never shied from films with religious subtexts, sometimes controversial ones, from "The Passion of the Christ" (2004) and "The Stoning of Soraya M." (2008) to "I Am David" (2003) and "Bobby Jones: Stroke of Genius" (2004).
Caviezel has said his faith is his guide, both personally and professionally. He speaks of being "called" to the acting profession and says it was no coincidence that "in my 33rd year, I was called to play Jesus." He even joked about his initials — J.C. — with Gibson at the time of his casting, which "freaked him out a little."
Caviezel and his wife have adopted "special-needs" children from China, and one has cancer.
"Maybe God, through my son's death, is going to teach me something."
Caviezel will speak at the 9 a.m. and 10:45 a.m. services Sunday at First Baptist, 3000 S. John Young Parkway.
what gives?.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9m_zf8r5e7w.
WHEREAMI, what exactly are you comparing to a dead horse?
The fact that this has been dealt with many times over with the man himself explaining what was going on during that sad excuse for a documentary.
what gives?.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9m_zf8r5e7w.
i'd like to hear what believing christians have to say about this.
especially catholics.. thank you and enjoy:.
director oren jacoby's intriguing documentary examines the history of anti-semitism in the catholic church (as exposed in james carroll's controversial book constantine's sword) and the link between the u.s. military and the christian right.
Ah ok. Hope you like it. I think you will.
i'd like to hear what believing christians have to say about this.
especially catholics.. thank you and enjoy:.
director oren jacoby's intriguing documentary examines the history of anti-semitism in the catholic church (as exposed in james carroll's controversial book constantine's sword) and the link between the u.s. military and the christian right.
Have you seen this PSac?
i'd like to hear what believing christians have to say about this.
especially catholics.. thank you and enjoy:.
director oren jacoby's intriguing documentary examines the history of anti-semitism in the catholic church (as exposed in james carroll's controversial book constantine's sword) and the link between the u.s. military and the christian right.
I'd like to hear what believing christians have to say about this. Especially Catholics.
Thank you and enjoy:
Director Oren Jacoby's intriguing documentary examines the history of anti-Semitism in the Catholic Church (as exposed in James Carroll's controversial book Constantine's Sword) and the link between the U.S. military and the Christian right. From Constantine's reign in the fourth century to today's evangelical base at the Air Force Academy in Colorado Springs, Colo., Jacoby's film offers a provocative look at the roots of holy war.
This is also available on Netflix for those who have it, with the quality being much better. If not, the ones below found on Youtube should suffice. Looking forward to everyones take on it.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VxqjLFFaNWA Part1
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rKsj01s8WrY Part2
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V-fpdj72OF4 Part3
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AkHLzhnscS0 Part4
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cDACBa0IQJ0 Part5
