When I saw that “Unstoppable” was coming to a local cinema near me, I was interested in getting tickets, but later found out that they were sold out. The debate on whether Christians are being silenced more and more each day is one worth discussing, but perhaps a different time. Cameron (during the live stream I was able to watch) mentions that attempts to promote “Unstoppable” on Facebook and YouTube were temporarily silenced by the corporations (Facebook and YouTube/Google). Supposedly, while trying to create this film, Mr. And so I ask myself, why is it that the movies Christian families (and even some non Christian families) protest-full of violence, gore and other questionable items-receive more attention and praise than the biblical, family-friendly Christian films? Example? A few years ago, “ To Save A Life” was a popular Christian movie, yet its release was small, followed by “ Courageous” (also, at least where I lived, a very small release). Most of the time (and maybe this is just me speaking), they are much better made than big budget films.
In the 21st century, it’s not very often Christian films and documentaries get the recognition and publicity they deserve.
Join Kirk Cameron as he takes audience members through the Bible on the origin of sin, from Adam and Eve to the resurrection of Jesus Christ. And the question that roams through the back of our minds are, “Why do innocent people have to suffer, if God can stop it from happening?” It’s a question that Kirk Cameron, celebrity, world renown evangelist and born-again Christian, addresses, with the help of a Christian university.
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Christians have had to face trial and temptations for thousands of years.
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