…later, Sedgewick pops up again and wants a rematch. He wants to clear his name. Each of the old classmates are reunited from their prestigious positions in industry, law, and higher education. The only way Sedgewick Bell will donate the millions of dollars to his high school alma mater, so they can build a new 25,000 square foot library edition (in his father’s name), is if Hundert will come out of retirement to mediate the contest as before. Hun… Continue reading
… ‘a house divide against itself cannot stand.’ There are so many ways we can find common ground.” Friess’ duty to humanity comes from his religious viewpoints. He credits biblical values as being the cause for his decision to donate so much of his money. He has stated on multiple occasions that God blessed him with his wealth, and the only logical answer would be to bless others with it. He seems to be carrying this out, for the Friess name can b… Continue reading
…lever machines, wiped out most of humanity with a nuclear holocaust, the human survivors formed a Resistance movement made up of small bands of soldiers. In 2003, in the movie’s prologue, Marcus, a man on death row, agrees to donate his body to science. However, he wakes up in 2018 to discover that he is now part machine and part human, a cyborg. John Conner must decide if Marcus is an ally or a spy for Skynet. As the Resistance, using a new tech… Continue reading
Quality: * * * * Acceptability: +4 Language: None Violence: None Sex: S Nudity: None RELEASE DATE: 2007 AUTHOR: Marguerite A. Peeters PUBLISHER: Institute for Intercultural Dialogue Dynamics CONTENT: (CCC, S) Very strong Christian worldview refuting the Marxist, feminist cultural revolutions of post-modernity; some necessary reporting references to sexuality and “… Continue reading
The mass media creates the culture that not only influences the hearts, minds and behavior of children but that also impacts the future of Christianity. Just as the printing press changed the nature of Christianity and culture 500 years ago, today’s mass media has created a secular culture with Anti-Christian attitudes that has watered down Christianity and restricted the power of the Church, God’s people, to preach the Gospel of Jesus Christ, s… Continue reading
Comcast and NBC’s new show idolizing the “Sexual Revolution,” “The Playboy Club,” continued to bomb in its second week and lost many of its key sponsors. The show managed only 3.9 million viewers, which was down from the first week’s five million viewers. That was still only a third of what the top two shows in its timeslot earned, “Castle” and “Hawaii Five-O,” which had 11.9 and 11.1 million viewers, respectively. This meant that NBC again c… Continue reading
