This is a bit off the topic of religion, but it illustrates my point. I am probably going to catch ridicule for this one, but...
One of my favorite movies is "Don Juan Demarco" (yes, the flop with Johnny Depp). What I like about the movie is that it is a radical example of how we can decide to look at the world how ever we choose to. We can let the mundane close our mind to the world or we can decide to look at it in a way that stays interesting.
Ah hah, I thought of one that fits with our discussion - "Pleasantville". I thought the movie was very thought provoking. To me it had religious implications that I really enjoyed thinking about.
If you have not seen either movie, I am not sure if I would recommend them. I enjoyed them, but I read way too deep into everything.
- KitNyx
One of my favorite movies is "Don Juan Demarco" (yes, the flop with Johnny Depp). What I like about the movie is that it is a radical example of how we can decide to look at the world how ever we choose to. We can let the mundane close our mind to the world or we can decide to look at it in a way that stays interesting.
Ah hah, I thought of one that fits with our discussion - "Pleasantville". I thought the movie was very thought provoking. To me it had religious implications that I really enjoyed thinking about.
If you have not seen either movie, I am not sure if I would recommend them. I enjoyed them, but I read way too deep into everything.
- KitNyx