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August 22, 2007

Film Review - "Jesus Camp"

Jesus_campIn the postmodern age where institutional critique runs rampant, Chris Tilling takes an honest look at the critique directed towards the evangelical church in the recently acclaimed documentary, 'Jesus Camp'.
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Posted by on August 22, 2007 at 09:02 AM in Culture, Film, Religion, Theology |

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gordon millerick

Sory Shane,Kate and Chris. this is supposed to be on Chris Tillings Blog site. I found the Christendom site but thats about the limit of my computer expertise.

Commenting on bothe film reviews. The Jesus camp review I found quite interesting and it encourages me to look forward to viewing the documentry. This could be a p[leasure after the saddness of the past few movies ,though they are thought provoking. Blade runner also through up some interesting comments, and opened up a few more thoughts or interpretations that I had not considered.

Posted by: gordon millerick | September 07, 2007 at 10:47 AM

Wee Kim Suan

I really enjoy the film. Its very encouraging to see the children so passionate for Christ even at an early age. The Pastor did a great job in the organising of the camp activities. Its fascinating to see how we can mentor our next generation for God's kingdom rather to let the world dictates their lives.

Posted by: Wee Kim Suan | October 03, 2007 at 01:16 PM

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