The point is the reaction really.

The last Scipture I posted was to do with Jesus and Pharisee's. I can't open your eyes - only The Holy Spirit can do that. Maybe try reading from the beginning - understanding is sometimes given that way.

But sometimes if you don't understand something then you can ask The Spirit to help you. The verse is about how Jesus was treated by the Pharisee's. They only recognised their own authority and even in their hatred had him put to death.

I have simply resorted to only posting Scripture since usually any comment I make someone will come and refer me to scripture.

Why do you ask Me? Ask those who have heard Me what I said to them. Indeed they know what I said.

We give thanks to you, O God, we give thanks! For your wondrous works proclaim your name is near.

When I chose the proper time, I will judge uprightly. The earth and all it's inhabitants are dissolved; I set up it's pillars firmly.

I said to the boastful, 'Do not deal boastfully' And to the wicked, 'Do not lift up your horn. Do not lift up your horn on high; do not speak with a stiff neck.'

For exultation comes neither from the East nor from the West nor from the South. But God is the Judge. He puts down one, and exalts another.

For in the hand of the Lord there is a cup, and the wine is red; It is fully mixed and he pours it out. Surely it's dregs shall all the wicked of the earth drain and drink down.

Liza J. wrote:
Phoebe..is Jesus Christ your Lord and Saviour? Are you born from above ?
Would love to hear your testimony....

Liza J. wrote:
Any so called Christian leader who promotes this piece of dung needs to publicly repent of their total lack of biblical discernment and step down!
The rabid rantings of Bill Maher on this exposé link make one angry and sick at heart at how our Holy God is so basphemed and mocked by the wicked of the "entertainment industry"
Thanks for providing this link, ladybug.

Telling others what they should and shouldn't be doing. Getting angry on behalf of your awful awful God who apparently is being blasphemed and mocked by 'the entertainment industry' and needs you to set the world straight.

You know The Simpsons cartoon is quite old now.

Aren't you just looking for excuses to be outraged - looking for scapegoats?

We Christian's don't need scapegoats we have The Lamb of God. Jesus is not going to be very happy with people who claim to be a friend of His who then set about seeking goats to ease the burden of the sin and guilt they carry.

penned wrote:
how many young people will think that God is evil from this film and not understand that man was choosing great evil in those days, and that Christ is Savior for the world.

The film didn't get anywhere near depicting The Creator as evil but did a very nice job of showing men as evil.

Religious fruit cakes are doing a nice job of that thanks right in front of the experts.

Again - if you aren't going to make fools of yourselves either don't comment on the movie if you haven't seen it - or go and see it and then make an informed comment. This is how humans usually go about it.

By the way, Christ isn't personally mentioned in the story of Noah. You don't seem to have even bothered to read your Bible.

Liza J. wrote:
I think she is talking about Revelation &9:6.

That The Creator gives life and takes it away?

See where it is written 'they will want to die but can not'?

Phoebe wrote:
My husband and I went to see Noah last night. We enjoyed it. It was interesting to see what an atheist interested in the story would make of it. (At least we understand the makers were not claiming to be Christians.). We thought they tried to compare Noah's day with today to some extent. Noah was not a hero in the movie, there were no hero's. The family wasn't perfect. The Creator provided in the end, but the characters were impatient and wanted things to turn out the way they thought they should.
The rock beings were simply an attempt to explain how Noah made the ark seemingly with only the help of his sons. Not a very good one. It was a movie about consequences. It's called art. Instead of criticising others work why don't Christians get together and make a better job of it. I think you will find more evil in other movies.

I would be afraid of a Creator who can destroy his own temple repeatedly if I were you.

Evil appears to be whatever you say it is, and is the subject you are most interested in - the evil in others that is.

You appear to believe if you say a thing The Creator is obligated to agree with you.

I thought the main theme was the subject of evil residing in others and how to condemn it within a purely legalistic framework. You remind me of hyena's.

You don't so much offer informed opinions as follow each other into a labyrinth of apoplexy.

You seem to view yourselves as authorities on every subject, and think being righteous depends on making others 'unrighteous'.

Nasssty little Christianessse.

I was unaware I was promoting it. I thought you guys were with your protestations.

Yes. I would have made the set more like the world we live in today based on the statement "the last days will like the days of Noah"

The story is pre-flood mostly - in those days sinners were destroyed by water. Only one family were saved - except that Ham and Japeth weren't as saved as one might have hoped. Strangely Noah turned out to be right - the flood hadn't got rid of evil after all.

Again I say I agree, the movie was not biblical. Thank you for allowing me to exercise my choices.

I personally will be sure not to add anything or subtract anything from the word of God.

I'm sure I mentioned the part of the film which I found most interesting. That was when Noah, (at least Russell Crow playing a character called Noah)looked on the evil of the men of his generation and realised he was looking at himself, and his sons and his women.
I thought to myself ... how amazing ... this atheist knows something many do not.

ladybug wrote:
Phoebe,
No inquisition, just a simple question. So, is Jesus Christ your Lord, your Savior, your Master?

ladybug wrote:
Phoebe,
Would you please just answer the question, who is your God?

I will answer your question: Who I Am.

The same principle applies when you say you haven't seen a thing and then begin to lecture others on the evil contained within it.

I find no inconsistency with the posts you dredge up ... perhaps the inconsistency in your heart and mind, perhaps also that is where resides the anger and irritation.

Are you surprised that I might enjoy a thing not sanctioned by Michael H?

That the movie has escalated from unbiblical to occult is also astounding!

Are you SURE you haven't seen this movie?
You appear to be such and authority on it. I do not see your opinions being largely respected in the greater scheme of things. In fact all I hear is mockery.