First the book, now the movie.

I didn’t read the book, but my wife did. She read portions of it to me as well. It was intriguing and thought provoking.
When I had the opportunity to see the movie, I was anxious to see it, in spite of some of the criticism. I went to the movie the same way I approached the book, and found it to be a very inspirational presentation. It didn’t diminish my understanding of God, but left me wanting to know Him even better.
Without getting “deep”, I would simply suggest that this movie gave a perspective on God… the Father, Son and Holy Spirit that was refreshing. It will provide a pathway to healing for many hurting people. I think that would be pleasing to God.
I won’t be debating the theological premise with anyone. If you think it sacrilegious or somehow unholy it’s alright with me. I would just say the movie was well worth my time. I’m glad I went. I might also go with some other people who could be healed and inspired by experiencing this compelling story.
This movie gets two thumbs up from me.
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