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'Dude, That Was Graphic'
CHRISTIANITY TODAY editor David Neff and TODAY'S CHRISTIAN WOMAN editor Jane Johnson Struck interviewed Mel Gibson about The Passion of The Christ, following an advance screening in January. Here is an edited transcript of their conversation.
The Passion Promises Faith-sharing Opportunities
Okay, I winced when the screen promised the greatest outreach opportunity in 2,000 years. As a pastor, I'd like to believe it; as a journalist, I'm skeptical. Two hours later, I was wondering if it might be true. Certainly, The Passion of the Christ is our greatest opportunity this year to share our faith, if we can get past the hype.
The Passion of the Christ: Special Section
Everybody's abuzz about The Passion of the Christ, Mel Gibson's film opening in 2,000 theaters nationwide on February 25, 2004. Many have said the film—which depicts Jesus' last 12 hours before his crucifixion—is controversial, criticizing it as anti-Semitic … whether they've seen it or not.
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