Da Vinci Code Rubish on Silver Screen

[JamesS]

Sweetchuck,

Roman Catholics and Protestants alike enjoyed The Passion of the Christ.

I know not one Protestant who wishes ill of a Roman Catholic. Then again, that is my personal experience. I do however know Protestants that are ignorant of the Catholic faith, and i correct them when i can (im not RC but Continuing Anglican).

Then again, i think it unhealthy some of the discourse between Roman Catholics and Protestants on here.

In my view, and i imagine many don’t share this, Catholics and Protestants are two sides of the same coin. I believe Protestants excel at evangelizing and bringing in flock, while Catholics excel at deepening ones faith and taking it beyond baby steps.

In a sense, it is unfortunate, but God has deemed it thus.

Sorry, thats WAAAY off topic…

 

[philipmarus]

Roman Catholics and Protestants alike enjoyed The Passion of the Christ.

I know Protestants (mostly Cambellite variety) near me that actively campaigned against THE PASSION OF THE CHRIST strongly discouraged for its catholic elements. Its sad and unfortunate.

 

[Ken]

Faustina:

it’s not even a good read!

Well, that depends on one’s interests and perhaps the setting. I found it a great airline book. Some books are just perfect for standing in security lines, sitting in terminals, and flying.