4 June,2006 10:34

The Da Vinci Code

Some friends of mine asked me carefully if I am gonna see that disputable movie, The Da Vinci Code, because I was baptized; as to their knowledge, I should be forbidden to do so.  However, I don’t see any reason stopping me from seeing it whatsoever. (well….ok, maybe Tom Hanks…. he just doesn’t look right for the character, Prof. Landon)

Quite stupid for the pastors to stand against, I think.  Just a fiction-ed movie after all, and it would go away eventually.  Even a smattering Christian like me hardly feels any harm, not to say those devoted ones.  Even if Christ had been married, so what? That wouldn’t change his status as the word of God, and the truth that he did exist.

I realize that Christ has less influence on us Asian people than on the Western world, but we do live in a Jesus-surrounded world by counting years by his birth, A.D. 2006, and celebrating Christmas Eve, the night he was born, (although many think it’s just a night for couples to have a romantic candle-light dinner together…. soooooo stupid….).

Anyways, just like the Hanks character concludes, at the end of the movie, that it “doesn’t matter” whether Christ is divine or human; what really matters is his teaching, which really concerns people.

The story itself is worth clapping. As for the movie-making, I would have to say it’s a no brainer.

PearlBear says Just relax, sit back and enjoy the sadness of our minds being overwhelmed by another Hollywood film.


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幹麻寫英文啊

我是沒耐心看完你整篇寫啥

你不就昨天跟劉小姐去看了免費的嗎

對於我這沒任何宗教信仰但熱愛中古世界歷史的人而言

我是覺得頂好看的

尤其又是免費的

但我為何沒遇到你們二個?

m  | 04/06/2006 15:22:53
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