Who watched ABC's new version of the Ten Commandments?
457930
I watched it both nites. I was disappointed. I thought it would really be something but turned out it was a low budget and poorly made remake with a few differant spins to make it new.....As far as what would I do or how would I act..I don't know.
44473
Yes it is still a group a saw there website yahwehbenyahweh.com.  I don't awlays agree with them they seem strange to me. I live in FT Worth, TEXAS and on local cable there tv show comes on every Wendesday at 10:30.
1138976
Love the show.  I saw season 1 on DVD and had to wait for the DVD for season 2 because I didn;t have TiVo.  Now I TiVo season three every week.\n\nIt reminds me of the rawness of The Shield mixed with the black humor and pathos of Six Feet Under (two of my other favorite shows)
285150
it was hard to watch, but it touched me very deeply. i reflect upon it a lot, as there are times i need to. And yes, it reminds me of the horror of the reality, but i am also "visually" able to be reminded of the Lords great sacrifice.  \nIt is Truth.
1036467
The only thing I associate with 6/6/6 is The Omen starting.  I am definately going to see it.  I love people that question "the christian way of thinking,"
373847
I found the language of the show to be quite interesting. Fore instance, during the first half of the show, they kept asking the question: "Is it real?" This isn't really what they meant, what they meant was "Is it old?" To me, they were implying that "real" = "true".\n\nThey also did not mention several Gnostic beliefs that would have discredited the movement in many people's eyes. You remember the scene at the last supper when they talked about Jesus laughing because the disciples were worshipping the wrong God, that the God who created the universe was actually an inferior God that was not worthy to be worshipped. What they didn't say was that Gnostics believed that this was the God of the Old Testament, so they ignored the Old Testament.\n\nAnother thing that stuck out to me was the phrase "When Jesus appeared on the Earth." Because they believed that the material world was evil, they had what is known as a Docetic view of Jesus. That is, that Jesus only appeared to be human, because God would have never become human and contaminated himself with the material world.\n\nI strongly agree with the speaker at the end who said that the Gospel of Judas provides valuable historical information about the history of Christianity and the movements within it. It shows us that there was never one single Christianity being practiced.  People have beein arguing about who Jesus was since a few minutes after he died.  With that being said, I do not personally believe it provides a historically accurate picture of the characters of Jesus and Judas.\n\nFinally, they seemed to think the fact that there were many Christianities unique. I have to disagree with that. There are many different versions of the Christian faith today, with different holy texts, etc. The book of Mormon is a prime example.\n\nIf you read the other Gnostic texts, you will find they have a lot in common with the Gospel of Judas.  For instance, both the Gospel of Judas and the Gospel of Thomas elevate one of the Disciples above the others.  The Gospel of Mary Magdalene does the same thing for Mary.  None of the four canonical gospels does this for their author.\n\nAnother thing that absolutely amazes me is that we have 4 gospels that tell very similar stories.  There are some minor differences in the order of events or the events included, but they are consistant for the most part.  One new gospel is found that offers a different story and many people jump on that and say, "Wow!  This is the real story."  It just doesn't make any sense.
647023
Yeah I hoped you didn't miss it b/c it was good! If you need to know happened go to ABC.com or e-mail me for details. After what happened tonight, there BETTER be another season! LOL.
390424
I don't know yet. I have read it over, but not really studied it, and I am going to be watching a special about it tonight at 8pm EST on the National Geographic Channel. I do not make decisions about my faith until I know all the facts and have had ample time to think, pray, and do some soul searching. I suggest that any who are interested in gathering all the info necessary to make an informed decision watch the show and read the text.\n\n To the person above me still waiting for it's publication - you can read the text at the link below. Just click on the link, and to the right where it has the two download buttons, click the "download the entire English text as PDF."
519025
Hum interesting. It's odd to see it portrayed in a South Park kind of way. \n\nIt hits a few points right--but it is mostly inaccurate. Here are just some of the points that are twisted:\n\nFor one, it makes it seem as though all the people accepted Joseph Smith or at least didn't make too big of a deal about it. Far from the truth. The far majority of the locals thought Joseph to be crazy and many even came out strongly against. As he further organized the LDS church, they were even further persecuted. Joseph Smith was eventually martyred because of people's hatred of him and other Mormons. \n\nIt depicts that Joseph Smith translated the entire Book of Mormon using seer stones in a hat. That simply isn't the case. There are a few accounts (that are hard to even verify) that he in perhaps one or two cases translated with the aid of seer stones without the presence of the actual plates. All other accounts specify that the plates were in front of him. \n\nIt depicts that Martin Harris never saw the Gold Plates. In fact, he was one of the witnesses to it's existence. \n\nIt suggests that Martin Harris agreed with his wife in taking some of the pages to test Joseph Smith. Martin Harris's own account refutes this, further there is no clear evidence that of his wife's sole involvement. It is thought that others that were trying to expose Joseph Smith were involved.\n\nIt suggests that Joseph Smith made up the entire account while looking into a hat. Even anti-Mormons are having trouble explaining how it would be possible for Joseph Smith to recite such a complicated account simply from memory.\n\nSo all in all--it isn't very accurate. It left out any details that lend to the credibility of the Book of Mormon or Joseph Smith. But it did get one thing right--the truthfulness of the Book of Mormon and Joseph Smith are vital to the LDS faith. It just left out the true depth of the BoM and Joseph Smith.
504381
If this honestly happened, I'd suggest you 'take the hint' & stop exposing yourself to these types of shows.\nRemember the Scripture that says, "Whatever is true...honest....just...pure...lovely...think on these things?"\nWell, apparently what you watched didn't fit this guideline as you had this encounter.\nI'd repent; make a conscious decision to not bring engodly tv shows into your home, & take authority over whatever entered.
777918
I really like the show, "Big Love". I find the whole dynamics of polygamy and the Hendrickson family fascinating. I felt so bad for Barb after she was "outed" and humiliated at the awards ceremony. She really puts up with a lot with the two younger wives. I cannot wait to see what happens next season with Marjean, the crazies at Juniper Creek and now that they all must face being known as polygamists!
505510
Yes I watched it!! \n\n1) Edie is such a vindictive bitch, I can't stand her (burning down someones house because of a man is a little extreme)!!!! \n2) I think Bree did the right thing regarding Andrew, I would have kicked him out a LONG time ago (he's vindictive too). \n3) I wonder what Betty Applewhite is going to do with Matthew, besides lock him in the basement!!!!\n\nI LOVE THIS SHOW!!!!
539619
"Jack, I swear" I watched it for the first time last night. If you have trouble understanding Ennis then turn on the subtitles. That's what I had to do when I watched it so I could understand what he was saying half the time. =)
659563
The bible actually condemns what these television evangelists are doing.  I'm not sure where I read it in the bible, but it does say that using religion for profit is an inexcusable offense.
349833
I watch it quite a bit.\n\nI like:\n\nWeb of Faith\nLife on the Rock\nthe series by Fr. Corapi\n\nOccasionally, I will watch "Life is Worth Living" with Archbishop Sheen, and the one with Fr. Pacwa (can't think of the name of it now. . .)\n\nand I like to watch Mother Angelica, even if they are "old".
828606
absolutely fantastic!!!\ni hope no-one disses it!\nmark lamar and phill jupitus rule!!!!\nbest tv show ever!!!!!!!!
782884
Well.... I have a problem with 1, for starters.  I don't think the 10 commandments of the bible are that hard to improve on.  Let me find a thread for you.