scream-of-consciousness;
"If you're trying to change minds and influence people it's probably not a good idea to say that virtually all elected Democrats are liars, but what the hell."
Those
critics who bothered, or who were given an opportunity to review the
latest faith-based movie Paul, Apostle of Christ,dumped all over it at
a 75 percent rate; the audience score, however, is a healthy 93 percent
approval, according to Rotten Tomatoes.
This of course will send the professional
atheist lobby into a furious paroxysm. On the plus
side, it may also
lead a forlorn soul to consider the immutable values of Christianity.
Haven't seen it yet. I just have to wait till I can get the DVD.
If Jim Caviezel is in it I know it will be good. My wild hope is that after this he will revive Person of Interest. What he and his group could do with computers is something only Mark Zuckerberg can do. Say, you don't think that he ...
Haven't seen it yet. I just have to wait till I can get the DVD.
ReplyDeleteIf Jim Caviezel is in it I know it will be good. My wild hope is that after this he will revive Person of Interest. What he and his group could do with computers is something only Mark Zuckerberg can do. Say, you don't think that he ...
Just watched the trailer this weekend. Looks to be good, but I shy from theaters. When it streams we will see it.
ReplyDeleteMy wild hope is that after this he will revive Person of Interest.
ReplyDeleteThat was a great series.
what Redline says.
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That's why it's gone - too close to reality. The data-suckers are starting to panic that we are catching on.
ReplyDeleteI wionder what Paul would do with P. Francis?
ReplyDeleteRaja, it might be more interesting what John Reese would do with him.
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