Evidence for God from Science

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This actually sounds like a movie I WANT to see.

Sounds interesting. Here it will be half a year later than in US.

Hmm. Producer is not devout Christian.
Main actor will play Jesus as well as Satan.

I am looking forward to it, I really enjoyed Noah even though there were some liberties taken.

Romans 8:28

1over137 wrote:Hmm. Producer is not devout Christian.
Main actor will play Jesus as well as Satan.

I am not sure that the religion of the producer/director means as much anymore.
I think that it is a very interesting move to make Ewan play both Jesus and Satan, there is a theological statement there that, if done correctly, may be very good.
Or it could fail miserably.

here is a theological statement there that, if done correctly, may be very good.

What and how?

Personally I thought Noah was horrible It spoke so many horrible messages about God and the truth and just further help distort reality in a negative way.
Edit: but the graphics were really cool and Emma Watson is really cute ^_^

Mallz wrote:

here is a theological statement there that, if done correctly, may be very good.

What and how?

Personally I thought Noah was horrible It spoke so many horrible messages about God and the truth and just further help distort reality in a negative way.
Edit: but the graphics were really cool and Emma Watson is really cute ^_^

How so Mallz?

I thought it said great things about man's sinfulness and that Noah made mistakes and was not some hero, at the end he realised he was just as fallen as everyone else, I thought that was a very Christ centred message.

It's been a while since I watched it. But from what I remember (clearly) was the total induction of satanic doctrine. How they viciously portrayed Noah in the middle and end (which in turn makes Elohim look like a monster), the insanity on the boat, the watchers who went to heaven, the girl who was left to die, most of the biblical message was distorted to preach something else.

Mallz wrote:

here is a theological statement there that, if done correctly, may be very good.

What and how?

Personally I thought Noah was horrible It spoke so many horrible messages about God and the truth and just further help distort reality in a negative way.
Edit: but the graphics were really cool and Emma Watson is really cute ^_^

The contrast between Jesus and Satan.
I didn't even bother to watch Noah or Exodus.

Mallz wrote:It's been a while since I watched it. But from what I remember (clearly) was the total induction of satanic doctrine. How they viciously portrayed Noah in the middle and end (which in turn makes Elohim look like a monster), the insanity on the boat, the watchers who went to heaven, the girl who was left to die, most of the biblical message was distorted to preach something else.

It was gnostic from what I recall reading.

PaulSacramento wrote:

Mallz wrote:It's been a while since I watched it. But from what I remember (clearly) was the total induction of satanic doctrine. How they viciously portrayed Noah in the middle and end (which in turn makes Elohim look like a monster), the insanity on the boat, the watchers who went to heaven, the girl who was left to die, most of the biblical message was distorted to preach something else.

It was gnostic from what I recall reading.

Wasn't it based on the book of Enoch? I don't know much about it, so I am not really sure.

But you take what you want to take from the film, someone people will just see the flaws and others will just see the beauty and others still will see both.

gnosticism stems from satanism :p

Wasn't it based on the book of Enoch?

Based is the key word here lol

But you take what you want to take from the film, someone people will just see the flaws and others will just see the beauty and others still will see both.

I've got to disagree with you there. There are mysteries that form arguments about truth that will remain mysteries and do so because of the multiple good tools that spring from them that allow those to come to Elohim, and equally deny Him.
The movie Noah was new age Christianity and promotes it. This is not being a Christian and those beliefs will hinder those coming to the truth.
This is the problem with demonic deception. Anything they taint should be thrown away and not even used for teaching. Because it will lead people astray.

Mallz wrote:gnosticism stems from satanism :p

Wasn't it based on the book of Enoch?

Based is the key word here lol

But you take what you want to take from the film, someone people will just see the flaws and others will just see the beauty and others still will see both.

I've got to disagree with you there. There are mysteries that form arguments about truth that will remain mysteries and do so because of the multiple good tools that spring from them that allow those to come to Elohim, and equally deny Him.
The movie Noah was new age Christianity and promotes it. This is not being a Christian and those beliefs will hinder those coming to the truth.
This is the problem with demonic deception. Anything they taint should be thrown away and not even used for teaching. Because it will lead people astray.

I see God working through all things, even things you may think is Satanic, but whatever you can believe as you will. I prefer to look at the positives and I saw a lot of positives in the movie.

He does work through all things

Mallz wrote:He does work through all things

Sorry if my words sounded blunt.