/christian/ - Christian Discussion and Fellowship

I loved Patterns of Evidence (just finally purchased a dvd actually).

>>753139

Then you might enjoy this interview.

>>753150

Oh I've seen it. Pretty much have scoured all I could for Rohl videos (unfortunately, there aren't enough).

>>753127

Nice, I was wondering when this film would be out, since he mentions the exodus was his real objective before he filmed patterns of evidence

>>753211

Stop having such pictures on your computer for starters, then either trust God and His Magisterium or find out by reading a book.

>>753211

I take Genesis as a poetic metaphor.

Had huge skepticism about Exodus, but with Patters of Evidence and info about Mount Sinai hidden in Saudi Arabia, I'm beginning to believe.

Don't have any problem with Deuturonomy.

My main clicks right now is how to understand who or what is Adam, a real figure or a metaphor for the entire humanity before Christ.

Also the story of Abraham and his family gives me fodder for thought, but not really anything I'd have major doubts in my faith.

In the end, I still believe Christ was God who came in flesh and then came back from death.

I believe the same composite has been used in other movies also like Troy for example.

As for biblical media, I've recently come to suppose that something along the lines of masterfully illustrated series, perhaps VNs with audio narratives and dialogue could come to be greatly appreciated. As with other types of media, I believe such could also come about to the greatest satisfaction of viewers through a crowd sourced community effort as opposed to the ordinary private commercially motivated endeavors.

>>753249

>I believe the same composite has been used in other movies also like Troy for example.

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>As for biblical media, I've recently come to suppose that something along the lines of masterfully illustrated series, perhaps VNs with audio narratives and dialogue could come to be greatly appreciated. As with other types of media, I believe such could also come about to the greatest satisfaction of viewers through a crowd sourced community effort as opposed to the ordinary private commercially motivated endeavors.

Indeed. I don't think Christians have fully taken advantage of this format.. despite it being around almost a hundred years now (or games/interactivity). I mean, not compared to the written word or paintings and icons.

>>753233

>Also the story of Abraham and his family gives me fodder for thought, but not really anything I'd have major doubts in my faith.

Archeologists used to be adamant that Ur was a mythical city, and then they found it. Nothing in the OT worries me.