You love movies. Who doesn't? In Finding God in the Movies Catherine Barsotti and Robert Johnston show you how to combine your love of movies with your desire for God. Introducing thirty-three films of faith--ranging from Tender Mercies to X-Men--the authors identify and explore key biblical themes like forgiveness, faith, and repentance. An enthusiastic guide for the individual movie lover or small group, this resource contains production notes and film synopses, relevant Scripture texts, theological reflection, recommended video clips, discussion questions, and more. It will deepen your fervor for film and for God.
This informative guide helps readers combine their love of movies with their desire to grow closer to God.
Examines nineteen popular films, such as The Godfather trilogy, E.T.: The Extra-Terrestrial, and American Beauty, and shows how they convey a range of striking perspectives on the human encounter with God. Original.
From Clint Eastwood as an avenging angel in Pale Rider and Nicolas Cage as a lovesick angel in City of Angels to Jessica Lange as an angel of death in All That Jazz, and from George Burns as God in Oh, God! to Audrey Hepburn in Always to ...
Britney Spears espoused a commitment to virginity14 while at the same time dressing seductively, dancing sensually, and moving in with her boyfriend Justin Timberlake. Beastie Boy Adam Yauch organized the Tibetan Freedom Concerts to ...
In fact, many families make watching this story of George Bailey an annual, Christmas tradition. Now pastor and author Greg Asimakoupoulos has taken the movie's message a step further with a new book Finding God in "It's a Wonderful Life.
Throughout, the book is accessible and engaging. I commend it most warmly." --Jeremy Begbie, Duke Divinity School "If there is a single comprehensive introduction to the dialogue between Christian theology and film, this book is it. . .
Okay, Ididn't learn that much from Ferris Bueller's Day Off. I had already mastered the art of skipping class while in college, somuchso, infact, Icould havemade my own movie. Maybe what I did learn from the.
Into the Dark takes readers on a journey to discover how God is helping us understand our true identity, community, and divine history within popular culture. No Christian scholar, student, or film buff should be without this book.
I wrote this book to inspire readers to relish awe and wonder because God did not only create us to long for awe, but also to live in it!” —Timothy Jones
PSYCHOLOGY John J. Shea is a visiting associate professor of pastoral care and counseling at the Institute of Religious ... MICHAEL J. HIMES , professor , Theology Department , Boston College For orders and information please contact ...