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Movies—Not a Question (3)

Russell Dykstra·2005-01-15
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Previous article in this series: January 1, 2005, p. 148. We have maintained the position that drama per se is wrong. Since God abhors all worship that is not from the heart, He can only abominate the acting out of a Christian life, including, as it must, prayer and worship. Moreover, the holy God can only be filled with wrath against those who take His law so lightly that they deliberately mime sin, or are entertained by such acting. Drama and Literature The viewing of drama is not the same...

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Russell Dykstra
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2005-01-15

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Romans 7:19Romans 7:25
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