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0.06: Romans: The Movie
Show Notes
In which we talk at length about art and the arts in the context of Christianity, taking the three religiously themed movies in theaters right now as our jumping off point.
Chapters- God’s Not Dead (2:56–10:09) – propositions in movie format, a.k.a. a tract.
- Son of God (10:09–18:45) – moving higher on the art scale, and not trying to be big (in contrast with e.g. The Passion of the Christ).
- Noah (18:45–26:06) – all art, not so much on the textual fidelity. We might be okay with that.
- “Heaven Thrown In” (26:06–31:04) – on how aiming to start a conversation sometimes has the opposite effect, and how making good art sometimes produces a great conversation.
Aside: Stephen made a tent to record in his hotel room in Indianapolis (visual proof here). Some scratchy audio from the blanket ensued, but so did clean audio for his voice. See what we do for you listeners?
Music- Opening Music: “This Landscape Is Our Escape”, from Unknown Ends by Dream Curtain. Used by permission.
- Closing music: “Winning Slowly Theme” by Chris Krycho. Used by dint of being written for the show.
(This week, sorted alphabetically rather than by the order mentioned in the show… because I have no idea what order we introduced the books in the show.)
- Art and the Bible, Francis Schaeffer
- An Experiment in Criticism, C.S. Lewis
- God’s Not Dead official movie site
- Noah official movie site
- Son of God official movie site
- The Tolkien Reader, J.R.R. Tolkien (including “On Fairy-Stories”)