Religion is a very important part of many lives throughout the United States of America. From viewing the movie, Passions of the Christ, led many races to view this movie differently. Everyone that is old enough to understand anything about religion know about the story of Jesus Christ. This movie helped everyone understand how Jesus Christ was really treated. The Jews mistreated Jesus Christ simply because he was trying to save lives and teach people about God his father. Many African American people can relate to this movie and view it differently from white people simply because of how they were treated back in slavery. African American in today's time did not experience what Jesus Christ went through, but their ancestors suffered with the same problems as Jesus Christ suffered. What makes this situation so bad is that everyone who suffered did nothing wrong. Jesus Christ was beaten and crucified because the .
Jewish people did not believe he was a messiah. They accused him of blasphemy against the holy ghost. Everyone failed to realize that he was really God's chosen son. The African Americans were beaten and also hang to death because they were black, and because they looked at a white person a certain way. African American can really understand Jesus Christ's struggle because they experienced the same pains. African Americans also view this differently from white people because once upon a time we could call on no one but Jesus Christ. I feel as if the white people on the other hand really viewed it differently because they have not experienced things that black people have experienced. Black people are closer to God, because white people have always had life the way they wanted it, and black people had to struggle and pray to God for years to make life to were black people can have the same amount of rights as white people. The experiences that white people have had, can not compare to the experiences African Americans had to overcome.
I recently viewed "The Passion of the Christ," director and produced by Mel Gibson. ... The Passion of the Christ is a film about the last twelve hours of the life of Jesus of Nazareth's. ... Passion is a perfect word for the subject matter Mel Gibson examines in this film. ... In fact "Passion" is the most violent film. ... However, personally I think it works in "Passion." ...
This is how I thought of passion. ... I found out "passion" is used very often in the bible. ... I quickly found out that passion used passion quite often in his plays. Many of them focus on passion directly. ... It is an excellent example of passion. ...
"If we do manage to resist our passions, it is likely more due to the weakness of our passions than to our personal strength."" ... Are passion and emotion identical? Is passion then, emotion? Can one have reason if one has passion? ... What role does passion and reason play in life? ...
Passion Conferences are an annual spiritual awakening of 60,000 college students with Jesus as the centerpiece. ... In order to sustain a yearly following, the Passion administration is focused mainly on selling themselves to their followers. This inherently leads to vast discrepancies in the biblical message and the doctrines delivered to the Passion audience. ... It is with this vortex ideology that Passion creates and sustains followers. ... The Passion movement promotes a false version of Christian faith. ...
The Passion There is a movie called The Passion. ... Because of that, the movie Pearl Harbor would theoretically cause more bad feelings than the movie The Passion. ... Therefore, the movie The Passion is not a good influence on Christians....
Before passion plays were formed in christianity, Easter plays represented dramas. People wanted to know more about Christ's life and most of all, his passion. Therefore, passion plays were created; first in Latin and then in German. ... Passion plays rose in the fifteenth century, and with that rose their cities and economy. ... In the seventeenth century, passion plays were pushed to monasteries and unpopular villages. ...
The Passion of The Christ It is a religious movie unlike any other. ... Mel Gibson's "The Passion of the Christ", is a direct adaptation of the passion story as it appears in the bible. The passion story is the capture, enslavement; torture, crucifixion, death, and rise of Jesus. ... Unless the viewer knows exactly what occurred previous to the passion story, then some scenes will not make sense. ...
These stories criticized the passions and reason that human hold. ... It is passion that causes her to do such thing. ... Passion overwhelms reason. ... Passion takes over rational desire. ... When he talked about how Phaedra's hidden passion had consumed her from within, he also stated that revealing one's passion will still kill oneself. ...
