The Passion Of The Christ Reflects The Key Aspects Of Christian Message

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Evaluate the extent to which the movie The Passion of the Christ reflects the key aspects of the Christian message. (700 words)

the passion of the christ reflects the key aspects of the christian message through taking about the ten commandments (listed below from the NIV study bible), as by justifying his nature to defy the lawmakers (jewish leaders and romans). in the film it shows that he is violently beaten to death (almost) and then through on his cross to die for our sins.

You shall have no other gods before Me.
You shall not make idols.
You shall not take the name of the LORD your God in vain.
Remember the Sabbath day, to keep it holy.
Honor your father and your mother.
You shall not murder.
You shall not commit adultery.
You shall
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but we are only human so we all make mistakes and through our brains.

the disciples were being raised higher than Dame Edna. jesus’s death brought about the best selling books since the dictionary. Passion of the Christ would be one of the more interesting films about Jesus, (probably the most), and after 11 years of biblical earache, I can finally say I’m most interested in Mel Gibson's take on how things happened. Jesus spread the good word like Rowan Atkinson spreads a good joke, with a very inspiring message for us all. Yes we sin, but if we believe in god and jesus christ, all our sins will be forgiven.

we must believe in the bible and all the stories

Select one character who is shown The Passion of the Christ movie and who demonstrates something of your attitude towards Jesus today. Identify the character, and explain why you share this character’s perspective using concrete examples. (300

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