THE FAMILY: Part Two: Chosen

  Very strong humanist, politically correct Anti-Christian, anti-biblical worldview contends that a Christian group and the people in it contradict the Bible in many ways, teaching that only parts of the Bible should be used for Christians, depictions of characters manipulating God’s plan for someone’s life, although Jesus went to the poor and hungry the leaders of this organization taught that Jesus said to go to those in a position of power and instead of being a sheep to make friends with the wolf (in reality, Jesus also preached to tax collectors, merchants, Roman centurions and Jewish leaders in the Temple), with strong Christian, biblical elements such as hymns are sung in a church, prayer depicted, brief talk about meeting Jesus face to face in Heaven, repentance stressed, and a character makes a public recognition of God;

  No foul language;

  Reference to David killing Uriah from the Bible story;

  Sexual immorality portrayed as two different politicians involved in The Fellowship have affairs;

  A woman’s shoulders shown while she bathes in a movie scene;

  No alcohol use;

  No smoking or drug use; and,

  Bad role models throughout as leaders of the nation commit multiple crimes, people within The Fellowship break the law and infidelity.