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The Restorer (The Sword of Lyric)
The Restorer (The Sword of Lyric)
Author: Sharon Hinck
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On Writing
On Writing
Author: Stephen King
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A Valley of Betrayal (Chronicles of the Spanish Civil War)
A Valley of Betrayal (Chronicles of the Spanish Civil War)
Author: Tricia Goyer
Rating: Rating: 2
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Pontoon
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Taps: A Novel
Taps: A Novel
Author: Willie Morris
Rating: Rating: 4
Lightning and Lace (Texas Legacy Series #3)
Lightning and Lace (Texas Legacy Series #3)
Author: DiAnn Mills
Rating: Rating: 5
One Tuesday Morning/Beyond Tuesday Morning
One Tuesday Morning/Beyond Tuesday Morning
Author: Karen Kingsbury
Rating: Rating: 0
Renovating Becky Miller
Renovating Becky Miller
Author: Sharon Hinck
Rating: Rating: 5
The Englisher (Annies People)
The Englisher (Annies People)
Author: Beverly Lewis
Rating: Rating: 5
The Preachers Daughter (Annies People)
The Preachers Daughter (Annies People)
Author: Beverly Lewis
Rating: Rating: 5

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Evan Almighty

June 21st, 2007 by Dan Case

Evan AlmightyI’ve just returned from a pre-screening of the new film Evan Almighty. I’ve been curious about this one, ever since I saw an ad for it on the back cover of a major Christian magazine. And banner ads on several Christian websites. And trailers on several Christian TV programs. Do I detect a pattern here? Could it be that someone thinks there’s money in the Christian marketplace? That the Christian market is worth the effort?

Golly. Who woulda thunk it.

But the real question is this: Is this movie any good?

My answer is a resounding “Oh, yeah!” It’s a clean family film with a great message and a great storyline. It’s well-produced, well-thought out, and well-written.

Now, if you’re on the far right extreme of Christianity, you might not like this film. After all, it’s not completely true to the scriptures. Noah wasn’t a guy from Buffalo. There is, at one (and only one) point, what might be considered a mildly offensive word (”…I’m gonna be pissed.”) And there’s dancing. If those things produce major offense for you, you probably won’t be going to a theater to watch a movie anyway. For that matter, you won’t be reading my blog, either. :)

If, like me, all the buzz has you wondering about this film, let me make it easy for you.

Quit wondering.

Go see Evan Almighty tomorrow. You’ll be glad you did.

D.

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2 Responses

  1. kitten Says:

    cool… i really had been thinking about seeing that one, but something about it made me want someone else to see it first.

  2. Heath Says:

    well, that answers that! I’ll try to make it out to see it!

    Hope all is well.

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