TV Series "The Bible"

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I am looking forward to seeing the new tv series that will air on The History Channel March 3rd. I hope the producers didn’t twist scriptures around to fit today’s society. Hopefully they stuck to the truth, and didn’t add or delete anything stated in scripture. How do you feel about this series?
 
I don’t trust anything the history channel does in regards to christianity.
 
I don’t trust anything the history channel does in regards to christianity.
^^ This.

But I will check out the first episode just to check, because I would love it if it were actually something worth watching. However, I have no expectations, given The History Channels awful treatment of Christianity, and specifically The Catholic Church, in the past.

God bless.

-Paul
 
I don’t trust anything the history channel does in regards to christianity.
I don’t trust much of anything the History Channel show about anything anymore. I don’t know what happened to that channel, but it’s all sensationalist stuff and pseudo-science now. Like apocalypse theories and alien astronauts. 🤷
 
The series itself is NOT produced by the History Channel, just airing on it. And I actually was able to see a special presentation of the series at the FOCUS (Fellowship Of Catholic University Students) Conference in Orlando last month and I am excited.

It is however being produced by Roma Downey (from Touched by an Angel) and Mark Burnett (producer of Survivor and The Voice, among other shows).

I am not sure whether or not they are Catholic.

But again it is NOT a History Channel production, so maybe there is hope 👍 And the clips I saw at the conference were actually pretty good!
 
The series itself is NOT produced by the History Channel, just airing on it. And I actually was able to see a special presentation of the series at the FOCUS (Fellowship Of Catholic University Students) Conference in Orlando last month and I am excited.

It is however being produced by Roma Downey (from Touched by an Angel) and Mark Burnett (producer of Survivor and The Voice, among other shows).

I am not sure whether or not they are Catholic.

But again it is NOT a History Channel production, so maybe there is hope 👍 And the clips I saw at the conference were actually pretty good!
That’s really good to hear. Even if they’re not Catholic, I’m sure they’ll do a better job than whoever is running the History Channel these days. I used to love that channel when I was in high school. It’s been airing the most bizarre stuff the past few years.
 
That’s really good to hear. Even if they’re not Catholic, I’m sure they’ll do a better job than whoever is running the History Channel these days. I used to love that channel when I was in high school. It’s been airing the most bizarre stuff the past few years.
Yeah, they went from Civil War Journal to Pawn Shop…ratings :mad:
 
I am looking forward to seeing the new tv series that will air on The History Channel March 3rd. I hope the producers didn’t twist scriptures around to fit today’s society. Hopefully they stuck to the truth, and didn’t add or delete anything stated in scripture. How do you feel about this series?
Oh sounds interesting, I’ll definitely check it out but if it gets too bad I’ll let it go. I hoping it’s not too bad. 🙂
 
The series itself is NOT produced by the History Channel, just airing on it. And I actually was able to see a special presentation of the series at the FOCUS (Fellowship Of Catholic University Students) Conference in Orlando last month and I am excited.

It is however being produced by Roma Downey (from Touched by an Angel) and Mark Burnett (producer of Survivor and The Voice, among other shows).

I am not sure whether or not they are Catholic.

But again it is NOT a History Channel production, so maybe there is hope 👍 And the clips I saw at the conference were actually pretty good!
Good. I watched some previews on youtube. They look pretty good, and seem to stick to scripture. We shall see.👍
 
I don’t trust anything the history channel does in regards to christianity.
I often hear this about The History Channel. Can you give some examples where they have either presented incorrect information about the Catholic Church or the awful treatment of the Catholic Church.

I am not trying to be argumentative, I just hear that claim a lot and don’t hear any of the “why” behind it.
 
I often hear this about The History Channel. Can you give some examples where they have either presented incorrect information about the Catholic Church or the awful treatment of the Catholic Church.

I am not trying to be argumentative, I just hear that claim a lot and don’t hear any of the “why” behind it.
History Channel, Discovery Channel, and Nat Geo all show the same type of programming. Shows on History such as “Banned from the Bible” about apocryphal writings such as The Gospel of Judas/Peter/Mary Magdalene, and how the Church somehow “conspired” to ban these books from the Bible because of various political machinations and the suppression of women, the interviewing of dubious “Catholic experts” commentators such as John Dominic Crossan. They very rarely ever actually interview a priest or Catholic theologian in good standing, and when they do, it’s a 2 second clip. The rest of the commentators are secularists focusing on “The Historical Jesus” and they have entire shows dedicated to what “the truth” about Jesus was and how He was just some random Jewish rabbi, totally dismissing the idea that He actually was the Son of God. They just take it for granted that this isn’t true and thus they need to strip away the “myth” from the man to show the “true Jesus”. The show they put on about how Jesus may have/could have/“probably did” fake His death and resurrection.

Then there are the shows that are horribly biased about the middle ages and the crusades, the total abandonment of any Catholic explanation of The Book of Revelation (truly, its interesting in and of itself on its own merits) in favor of the more Protestant “Left Behind” series type theology about the end times.

All of these things and more are why many view The History Channel, Disovery, and Nat Geo as anti-Christian, specifically anti-Catholic, and very dangerous to the Catholic faith as they spread lies and manipulate facts to cast aspersions on our faith. It’s best to stay away from such garbage, especially if one is new to the faith or attempting to seek the Truth, it can be very damaging.

God bless.

-Paul
 
Give the History Channel a break, now that 2012 has come and gone, they lost all that Mayan and Nostradamus related programming.
 
I was right, nothing good could come from the History Channel. 😉
 
Well, I watched the 1st episode and thought it was well done, except that they did do the parting of the Red Sea, literally from Scripture, like Cecil B. Demille did in the 10 Commandments.

It’s known that on rare occasions when the wind shifts, a section of the Red Sea dries up and when you walk out into the dry land, you’ll see the sea in the distance on both sides, looking like walls of water.

Many scholars believe that this is what happened, and of course the timing that it took place just in time for the Hebrews to cross was the miracle,

When you consider a nation of people crossing the Red Sea with all their belongings and such, they’re not crossing a pond or lake as the movie portrayed, but a sea. In other words, it took more than 15 minutes.

Also, by the time the Egyptians arrived and began to cross, the wind shifted back to it’s normal flow and the sea returned, thereby drowning all in it’s path. Again, it happened over more time than the 15 minutes as the movies portray the event.

Jim
 
EWTN - It was actually featured on EWTN with Raymond Arroyo.
You can listen to Roma - (touched by an angel lady) and her husband talk about it.

I found some links for you to listen to the interview.

Look for - 2/28/2013 - Pope Benedict’s Final Day, “The Bible” on TV
ewtn.com/vondemand/audio/seriessearchprog.asp?seriesID=-6892288&T1=

OR

Direct link to MP3 file
ewtn.com/vondemand/audio/resolve.asp?audiofile=wo_02282013.mp3

You can skip ahead to 37 minutes into the program where he starts talking about it.
Roma is a catholic, but I am not sure about her husband.

I’m excited about it.
 
I caught a little bit of the first episode and most of last night’s. Last night they went from Joshua to David so they condensed a lot of history. However, what I saw, I liked. I especially liked the Catholics Come Home ad I saw in both episodes. Glad they are advertising.
 
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