Anyone else get an ad before this on how without god morality doesnt exist?

What's the difference between Jesus and a picture of Jesus? One is a JPEG and the other is J pegged.

Why was Jesus so ripped during the crucifixion? Crossfit Nailed it

"Creepy, he doesn't have eyebrows, kind of androgynous, really pale skin, just kind of quiet, doesn't have any lines" I mean, other than the eyebrow thing.... Am- Am I Satan?

2:39 "You can really see that it means a lot to him to nail this role." Nice unintended pun there, nyehehe. :3

Or the Fourth version: Judas hangs himself, and then becomes Dracula. Dracula 2000 taught me this.

Ignoring math class for the Bible reloaded Worth it

No joke, right before this video played there was an ad for a christian university that said that without god there is no understanding good and evil or morality. Whenever I see that argument I want to scream, the impact of murder and rape is evident by talking to victims/families, and then of course you can look at the impact on society. I don't need god to see someone suffering and be moved, and I don't need god to know what's good and what's evil.

It was soooooo savage that the Romans forgot to write it down, they must have been scared

12:30 My favorite response to "what would Jesus do?" is "I don't think suicide by cop is going to help anything."

This movie is a 'guilty' pleasure for jews

My friend and I went to some church sleep over lock in thing and they made us watch this movie. Some kids were like really young and this scared them. My friend who was 12 at the time was scared it didnt make her any more christian it just scared the shit out of her

When you think about it, the bible was the OG Game of Thrones. You've got tons of characters dying, politics and magic. It's all there.

Pontius Pilate in orthodox christianity is viewed as innocent. They have always been telling us that he knew Jesus did nothing.

This whole stupid story just crumbles like a house of cards when you realize one fact: God's plan hinged entirely upon the death of Jesus. If you want to be mad at anyone over the death of Jesus, be mad at his dead-beat sky dad.

Gotta hand it to Mel Gibson for telling the world "Yes, we do get off on this stuff, so what?" without any qualms. At least he is infinitely more gutsy and honest than most Christians.

At least Mel left the ending wide open for a sequel. When this came out, I worked for a company that wanted to do movie ratings. I had to watch this movie and time stamp / document EVERY instance of violence. That was a fucking nightmare.

That intro rock theme always gets my head banging a little more than I like.

I'd like to see Athiests Watch Jesus Christ Superstar. The only religious film ive ever enjoyed.

There already is a good Jesus movie enjoyed by Christians and Atheists a like, Jesus Christ Superstar. Though one could argue that it's more a Judius movie.

50 shades of christ

Am I the only one who thinks Satan in this film looks like Milo?

And then God sacrificed himself, unto himself, in order to appease himself, to save all of mankind from... himself.

I kind of feel if they added more leather, this would be a good German Dungeon Movie.

The Passion of the Christ. AKA "Man, that Jew can take a punch".

Poncius Piłat was nearly made a saint. And the catholic church does aknowlage him for trying to free Jesus. He is deffinetly not considered evil.

I wish someone would add 80's porn music over the crucifixion.

This movie just feels more like a film than just a Christian movie made just for propaganda. Les Miserables and Hacksaw Ridge were both good films with Christian characters, but focuses more on the story and the characters as individuals.

My passion for Hugo and Jake is far greater than the passion of the Christ. Edit: So much so my heart skipped a beat when I saw this.

I remember that the Catholic school I went to as in high school showed it to my class. I was fucking creeped out after watching it. I complained to my headmaster but he seemed mystified as to why I was complaining.

I got an ad before this for the same Prager bullshit that Logicked just made a video over. And I just watched that Logicked video earlier this morning, too.

I actually told an abrasive Christian relative who was trying to get me to watch this movie that I wasn't going to watch it because I don't like torture porn. He didn't take it well.

Cinema Snob, Nostalgia Critic, and now The Bible Reloaded. Wish you guys joined together to do this film.

SPOILER ALERT!!! Jesus dies....

Wait, you'd rather have a 1" spike shoved through your wrist than through your hand? Whaaat? There's SO MUCH MORE stuff in your wrist to get fucked up, going through the center of your palm probably wouldn't be nearly as bad...plus it would just more or less pop through your hand compared to your wrist since there's more material in your wrist...

i saw this with my girlfriend at the time when it came out. she was a catholic and i thought there was a god but didnt believe all the magic stuff. when we walked out i was like "geeze that was bad, it was like watching a snuff film" and she got all mad because i was "making fun of god" i remember so many people were talking about how good it was but i think it was out of guilt or fear of saying anything bad about religious stuff. it was like the way people feel they have to call caitlyn jenner brave.

Crazy how so many people don't realize you're suppose to understand what Jesus went through for us, the pain and suffering is integral to the story.

16:10 I'm reminded of the old Kids in the Hall sketch where they uncover archaeological evidence that Jesus was a really bad carpenter. Some people would find that concept offensive for some reason.

I look up Wikipedia to see who REALLY invented the char and table. turns out that the Egyptians invented the char and table long before Jesus is born. so again, the story of the bible is inaccurate and didn't impress me at all.

Come on guys, we all know that the best movie about the crucifixion is The Life of Brian.

Fun fact about Judas's kiss: some sects believe that Jesus was/is capable of shapeshifting, hence the need for one of his disciples to identify him before he could be arrested. Now why didn't they keep that in the Bible? I'd totally be down for a version of Star Trek: Deep Space Nine where Odo turns out to have been the Messiah.

I recently listened to a new perspective on why this movie and the Bible talks about the way Jesus suffered and died. He wasn't only crucified and brutally beaten to die for the sins of the world, but to show us how to die to ourselves. In Matthew 16:24-26, the Jesus says that if anyone desires to follow him, then they must "deny themselves, pick up their cross, and follow me." This is very significant, as the way that Jesus had his flesh ripped from his body, is the same way that it feels when we as humans feel when we remove ourselves from the things in life that hinder our relationship in Christ. This is one alternative way to look at this film, as in we should do the same thing. Not to say literally, of course.

I worked in theaters, in the bible belt when this movie came out. My rudest customers.. ever.. were during this movie. The church groups wouldn't let us know that they were coming in advance. They would just show up and expect us to be able to deal with 500 people suddenly walking in the door at the same time on a Monday morning when we had a skeleton crew. Rather than be patient ( or let us know before hand) they were incredibly rude. Also so many Nuns ordering hot dogs. So many jokes. It was ridiculous.

23:49 Is that JonTron in a wig?

I’m a nanny and I still get angry thinking about the time one of my kids told me she had questions about god because her friend didn’t believe and her mom showed her this movie WHEN SHE WAS SIX. And since then I’ve retold that story to others and she’s not the only parent who has done this to very young children! It must have gone through the Christian mom grapevine at some point to show your kid this movie when they’re questioning religion. Disgusting!

Hi, This is Hugo, and Jake, and welcome to The Bible ReUploaded!

Always look on the bright side of liiife!

*Fun Totally None Truth Fact* This torture porn movie inspired John Kramer, the Jigsaw Killer from Saw, to purge his victims for their sins with elaborate puzzle torture traps ;)

You guys should review. "Jesus Christ Superstar." I would be really curious to hear your thoughts on it.

This movie is pretty much "guilt people into believing in Jesus."

Back in my religious days I was taught that Jesus said "Why have you forsaken me?" on the cross was because he was referring back to Psalm 22 which is about a to forsaken person who triumphs through the power of God. It's opening line is "My God my God, why have you forsaken me?" Our priest said that in a largely illiterate society Jewish people of the time would memorize the psalms and then in temple or meeting a cantor would call out the first line and the congregation would know which psalm they were to sing/recite. He said some Jewish communities still practice the call and response. I have not verified this. According to this practice, Jesus calling out the first line of the psalm would have directed Jews in the crowd to recall Psalm 22, which ends with the psalmist praising God for his exhalation and deliverance from his enemies. Catholics at least, view this as Jesus declaring his ultimate triumph over death and announcing his kingship of Heaven to the crowd/world.

when Jesus yells that whole forsaken thing from the cross i think the author was referencing a psalm

If only I could see the review of Fireproof...

I would like to point out that I was shown this movie in MIDDLE SCHOOL!! I was deeply indoctrinated at the time, and this was absolutely traumatizing. Do not show this to kids!!!! Couldn't see Harry Potter, but two hours of graphic torture was totally fine :/

YES~! Back to the classic style of reviews: adlibbing/conversational approach. Much more inline with TBR swagger we all k(new) and loved!

I'm a christian and I love these guys they are awesome keep it up! They make fun of my religion but they also give perspective. Its important to see both sides of an argument. It keeps reality In check.

Imagine watching this every year and growing up to this as a Catholic child? Sometimes I think this was our version of Fifty Shades of Gray, having about the same flaws.

if you say Jesus backwards it sounds like sausage

Can we appreciate that I literally got an ad for The Bible on this

“Jesus wouldn’t have known Latin” What My guy… The Roman Empire was a thing… They had a lot of land they controlled… Including ancient Israel… The Roman Empire existed for a long time… Jesus lived in the Roman Empire his whole life… “Jesus wouldn’t have known Latin” I just What

Thank you Jesus, for I am just a beggar on a cross I deserve. My faith is in your finished work. Thank you Hannah and Jake for taking the time to review this movie. May God bless you with the wisdom only He can provide.

If Jesus HAD to die for mankind's sins, then people like Herod and Pilate and Judas are actually heroes! Without them, the crucifixion wouldn't have happened, and Christians wouldn't have anybody to die for them, and the whole religion wouldn't even exist. So Christians ought to be worshiping those guys, too, and they should be saints in Catholicism.

I was visiting a friend just before this movie came out. Her pastor (of a megachurch) had been invited for a special viewing of it, and he was giving a special weekday sermon to talk about it, and she talked me into going. I had never been to a mega-church before (hadn't really been to any church for a sermon in over a decade). The pastor was a hip young dude that just wanted to, y'know, rap with us about the J-Man. He wore jeans and sneakers and rolled the sleeves up on his denim shirt to show what a cool guy he was. Totally boss. Anyway, during his talk about the movie and ultimately about Jesus himself, he would talk on stage for a bit, and then at some point he made, the spotlight on him would dim, and the giant TVs all over the place started showing a film - of him - taking over from where live him had left off. In the film he was walking in the woods, carrying a wooden railroad tie/beam on his right shoulder while talking about how heavy the cross Jesus had to carry must have been. As he was about to walk off-screen to return the talk back to live him, he decided to get rid of the beam. Now the easiest way would be to just let it roll off your shoulder and away from you, dropping it on the same side as he was carrying it, but just to prove how macho he was, he tossed it up and over his head and left shoulder to show how strong he was, and he even had a little bit of a swagger in his walk off-screen. I snorted loudly and started laughing as the spotlight came back on him, and I was close enough to the stage that he could see it was me giggling, and he shot me a dirty look. I made some flexing motions with my arms while pointing at him then gave him the big thumbs up while winking. My friend had never invited me back to church since... which is all I really want in life... to not be invited to church.

I remember seeing this movie with my dad. I was actually Christian back when I saw this. And absolutely everything you guys said about it, I said the same thing. And as someone who used to be Christian I really think this would have been a much more meaningful film had it been about the life and teachings of Jesus, and not seeing him get the shit beat out of him for 3 hours.

Excellent review. I wanted to comment on one small point, which may interst you. I suspect the film showed Christ being nailed through his palms, rather than his wrists, as they were protective of the Catholic church. When the church wishes to declare someone a saint, they first research their lives. One requirement is that they must find miracles associated with the saint's life: and in some cases, the miracle found is "stigmata". Stigmata is bleeding which occurs without wounds, but from the places Christ was wounded during the crucifiction. The problem is that these accounts almost always report miraculous bleeding from the *palms*. Clearly, if Christ was nailed through the wrists, it raises the question of why these saints were reported to have bled through their palms: and the answer is undoubtedly that these reports did not derive from a sympathetic miracle, but from lies, delusions, or myth-building based on the church's *art*, which consistently shows Christ nailed to his cross through his palms. This challenge to the idea of stigmata has been made many times, by both Protestants and non-Christians, and it is a surprisingly sensitive subject. It is odd, though, how such small points of logic seem to trouble believers more than the monumental list of acknowledged impossibilies - virgin birth, walking on water, rising from the dead - on which their faith is based. Heigh ho.

My parents took me to see this in theaters when it came out. I think I was twelve.

when I got married the pastor who performed the ceremony notice that my vows never mentioned "the G word" as she put it but she was cool with it even tho she was very religious. So even the most religious can still be understa2

14:49 that’s why they call it Passion of the Christ. The movie wasn’t made for people to enjoy Jesus’s work it’s more of, this is what he went through smt like that.

My mom made me watch this when I was 8. . . I'm still Christian, but I CANNOT watch this movie without crying MA EYES OUT!!!! oh and I have a weird mind too

The point of this film is to show you his love and the extent of what he was willing to go through for us. And that is whats not shown well in other films except this. alot of people needed this film, including me

I am an atheist as well, but throughout the years I found some info regarding Jesus: 1. Joseph was not a simple carpenter, the modern equivalent would be an Architect, he designed and built houses, Jesus inherited the profession at 14. Learned Greek and Latin to speak with potential customers. 2. The "soldiers" that apprehend Jesus with Judas did exist, they were the Temple Police, basically the Pharisees bodyguards. 3. Peter attacked the guard with the intention to kill him, but in a natural move the guard tried to dodge the slash by moving the head aside, causing Peter to cut off his ear and hurt his shoulder. 4. Judas didn't betray Jesus for the 30 silver pieces, that was just the reward he received, he believed Jesus was the Jewish messiah, who would free Israel from Rome, throughout the years, hearing Jesus talk about love and forgiveness clashed with his idea of the messiah, he wanted recognition, so he wanted to be a friend of the Pharisees, when Judas came back to them after Jesus capture, he expected to be received as a hero, but they treated him like the traitor he was, Judas found himself betrayed (oh the irony) and alone, now he had nothing, he destroyed Jesus group and was shunned by the Pharisees, he couldn't take the ridicule and the guilt, so he hanged himself. 5. Pilate was not evil, was just another Roman that like others, abused of his power, and that brought him some serious trouble. Actually the movie's Pilate mentions it, the emperor Tiberius Augustus, had warned him about screwing up a 3rd time, because the emperor had received 2 complaints about the Procurator. Once, he placed flags all over Jerusalem with Tiberius image, by Jewish law, no man's image can be worshipped, and the Pharisees demanded Pilate to remove them. Of course, Pilate couldn't give 2 halves of a fuck about Jewish law, so he refused. The pharisees sent messengers to Rome informing Tiberius of the situation and he gave them a signed order for Pilate to remove the flags. Other time, Pilate decided to build an aqueduct for Jerusalem, but decided the Jews were going to pay for it, so he literally took the Temple's gold to buy the materials and build the aqueduct. Again, the Jews send word to Tiberius, who responded with the order for Pilate to return the gold and a warning, if he received another complain about him, Tiberius was going to have his head on a pilum (roman spear). So, when the pharisees came with the Jesus affair, Pilate was between a rock and a hard place. If he killed Jesus, his followers might complain to Rome, and if he didn't, the pharisees certainly would. When he learned Jesus was from Galilee, he tried to throw the hot potato to Herod. Who didn't give a shit about Jesus and sent him back. Then Pilate tried to appeal to the compassion of the pharisees by beating the living, breathing and everlasting shit out of Jesus, but didn't work, then tried to appeal to their common sense to have the people choose between Jesus, who the people had received as a hero less than a week ago and by that point, was a pitiful sight, and the worst criminal in the Death Row, Barabbas (Bad choice if you think that Barabbas was a zealot that was sentenced to death precisely for killing Roman Soldiers, which the Jews didn't exactly loved). The pharisees biased the people by screaming the latter's name as soon as they were given the chance. Besides, Jesus was so beaten up and his face so swollen, that most of the people didn't even recognize him. Pilate had no other option than to kill Jesus, he was a victim of the circumstances and his own behavior. (damn that was long) 6. I agree, there is no way that Jesus would carry that giant ass cross after the sleep deprivation, the starving, the blood loss, the muscle tearing of the flogging and the possible fever due the increasing infection (I seriously doubt the flagrums were disinfected), as you mention, the zealots are carrying historically accurate crosses, the vertical poles or "Stipe" were fixed in Golgotha, the prisoners carried the horizontal section or "Patibulum". The romans would parade through the city with the sentenced men and the head of the entourage would march with a banner with signs indicating the reason they were sentenced. This as a form of persuasion for other Jews not to commit the same crimes. But with that cross, in that state, Jesus wouldn't walked 100mts or 300ft, he would have died shortly after lifting it. 7. Just like the aforementioned big ass cross, the nailing through the palm, was more of a tradition nod from Mel Gibson. Most medieval art depict the crucifixion with Jesus nailed by the palms and both feet with a single nail, again inaccurate. The romans in charge of the executions were really morbid about them and liked to have fun coming up with different forms of nailing, some archeological findings have showed the prisoners being nailed in the middle of their forearms with the nail passing through the Radius and Ulna (these bones showing the nails scratchings) and in the case of the feet, it wasn't uncommon to nail the side of the Talus or the Calcaneus to the sides of the Stipe. (It was painful just to write it) 8. Jesus never asked to God why he abandoned him. By that time, Jesus appealed to the same any other dying man would have, prayer, he was repeating psalms and probably some of the witnesses caught that line and then claimed he was asking God. Said line belongs to Psalm 22.2 "My God, my God, why have you abandoned me? Why so far from my call for help, from my cries of anguish?" 9. Due to the incredible beating Jesus endured, is possible his lungs accumulated pleural fluid and it would have been the water that came out through the spear wound. Is true that Jesus at the moment of dying would have lost around 50% of his total blood volume, but thanks to the heart, is still possible that blood spilled from the wound with said fluid.

My mom took me to see this when i was 12, and i saw it a second time when i was forced to attend Sunday school. This movie is just all kinds of fucked and only appeals to those who get off on torture.

This had better have Hornio and Squeegie in it like the last Passion review I watched.

never get rid of your this current theme song.

hi, my family is hispanic and hella Catholic im gonna take this moment to say that the crucifixion imagery is not a new thing, even non practicing Catholics love their crucifix, no idea why, they just do

My preacher father always said that the, "Why have you forsaken me" is because God turned his back on Jesus before he died because he couldn't bear to watch.

"He nailed this role"

Awesome review. 😁 I hope that you do "The last temptation of Christ​" some day.

Who actually documented Jesus in Gethsemane, I thought all the disciples were asleep. if the devil was the only observer then the bible was penned by the devil.

"You could make a good movie about Jesus without the God stuff, just focusing on the good lessons."- Paraphrase So Godspell is a thing, guys. It's all about the lessons and community that Jesus formed.

Ah the nostalgia of being forced to watch this back in my “troubled teenChristian boarding school” over and over again. It was just lovely ;) Edit: Please watch Hells Bells: The dangers of rock and roll, we had to watch that 5 times (its 7hrs)

You guys should watch Jesus Christ Superstar

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One of the good Christian based movies I've seen is The Prince of Egypt, doesn't have Jesus, but it still is an amazing movie with a beautiful message without being too preachy

While the Jews did not have a standing army at the time, however they did have a Jewish "Police Force". Highlights one of the many issues with the crucifixion if the Jews wanted to kill Jesus they easily could have whenever they wanted to.

I pray for you all. If you haven’t accepted Jesus Christ as your savior, you are wrong.

please do one on the musical Jesus Christ Superstar. A lot of Christians love it, yet some say that they make the "bad guys" look decent. i would love to hear your opinions.

One of the very last sermons I went to without being dragged there by my family was an Easter sermon. The pastor decided that his Easter sermon would be exactly what you just described in 21:34 He kept going on in detail about how much abuse Jesus suffered according to the Gospels and he was reveling in it and going on about how we should love every detail, every drop of blood, and every bruise because salvation. I was actually in tears by the end of the sermon, completely horrified by, not just the sheer brutality, but how much no one around me seemed to care. I was sitting there thinking that I would never want anyone to go through anything like that for my sake and I couldn't understand how everyone around me saw no problem with the torture and injustice that they believed Jesus went through so they wouldn't have to suffer. The sheer uncaring selfishness of Christianity hit me at that moment and even tho it didn't make me stop believing, it made me not want to associate with such a callous and selfish group of ppl. A few years later, I became an agnostic through further Bible study. And a year after that, I became an atheist after learning more about science (I grew up in a creationist bubble and hadn't actually learned what evolution was prior to attending college - once creationism was disproved, I no longer had a reason to cling to the vague idea of some kind of creator deity).

In response to the commentary of the disproportion of gore compared to what the Gospels describe...guys, the purpose of this movie is NOT to show the life of Jesus like many previous movies. The purpose of this movie is to focus on the crucifixion. A crucifixion would have been a bloodbath. This movie was made to show the horror of it.

Hey does Hared look like Jon Tron in bad drag....?

They spoke all three languages, Aramaic, Greek and Latin.

... you know, this re-upload makes me realize why I struggle with enjoying Hugo and Jake's newer videos. Nowadays, they try too hard to be edgy and act like exaggerated characters and saying stuff they think can come across as "offensively funny". Back when this video was made, they just let it come naturally to them. More importantly, they focused on being constructive and analytical when it called for it and didn't act like bumbling buffoons 80-90% of the time.

I've only seen this movie once, with my family. All of them were bawling their eyes out, but not me. I was just sitting there the whole time thinking "This is what was prophesied and therefore supposed to happen. We know how it ends, so why the tears?"

Satan was the best part about this movie.

I know this is re-upload of an old review, but it made me wonder if you ever considered doing an atheists watch of either the 1973 or 2003(?) film versions of Jesus Christ Superstar? I know they aren't exactly religious in nature and question divinity and such, but still could be fun! EDIT: just read the comments and realized several others have said this. glad to know I'm not the only one!

So are you going to do The Last Temptation Of Christ? It would be interesting to see your review of it.

That version of the devil looks a lot like the devil from The Seventh Seal by Ingmar Bergman. I loved Bergman's devil. He was fucking hilarious. I am glad to hear that Jesus comes across as a crazy person in this film. That is one thing that so many depictions don't get across. To the people of the time period, he absolutely would have seemed like a crazy person. Imagine if someone showed up today saying "I'm the son of God! I am the savior! No one can get to God except through me! Follow me! Leave your wife and cling unto me! He who is persecuted in my name will be blessed, and he who denies me will be damned!" "We were told the messiah would come and establish a kingdom for us" "Oh, yeah... its a SPIRITUAL kingdom! One you get to go to after you die!" Of course he sounded like a crazy person. It's one of the reasons that I won't be surprised if in 400 years a religion grows up around David Koresh. He said the exact same things. The 'He who lives by the sword, dies by the sword' is an interesting quote to put alongside a prior quote from Jesus: 'If you do not have a sword, sell your cloak and buy one' or "Think not that I am come to send peace on earth: I came not to send [or bring] peace, but a sword." Also, when talking about Jesus ability or inability to perform a miracle for Herod, at that point the Christian can't really say 'he knew he had to die' because they've already set up that whoever causes his death is bad. At that point, it's Jesus' own fault that he was killed. He could have stopped it. So you either have to drop any beef with Herod, Pilate, and the Pharisees or you have to turn your ire on Jesus himself. There's really no way around that. Especially with pardoning Barabas afterward... at that point the Jews are just backing Jesus' play. They probably omitted most all of the 'good stuff' Jesus said because those things are no longer seen as good by Christians. Give your money to the poor? That's socialism. Turn the other cheek? No, send drones and make glass parking lots. Render unto Caesar what is Caesars and follow the secular laws? Nah, government should be based on the Ten Commandments. No rich men in Heaven? But they're the best people there are! Love thy neighbor? But what if they're gay or dress different or don't have a job? Judge not lest ye be judged? That's what they spend 99% of their thought processes on. WRT the Trinity... I went to a Catholic university, and had to take a religion class as a result (just 1... you could take 2 religion + 1 philosophy or 2 philosophy + 1 religion... I went with the minimal religious, and ended up minoring in philosophy). It was extremely interesting, taught by a Jesuit priest. He pointed out contradictions left and right and showed why the Bible can not be taken literally. He also talked about the Council where they drafted the Nicene Creed. If Christians insist on remaining ignorant about the vast majority of their church, I wish they would at least learn about that ONE thing. The Trinity was a big controversy, and that meeting was to solve it and the Creed is the solution. Most Christians have read the Creed out loud, but don't understand it. The answer they came up with, and the answer which every single Christian church today holds as one of their strongest beliefs is that all 3 (Father, Son, Holy Ghost) are separate... and not separate. At the same time. In all respects. This is a logical contradiction and impossible. They acknowledge this and agree. They say that God is omnipotent and can violate logic and that it must be accepted on faith since humans can't even comprehend what such a contradiction would be like. If Christians understood and accepted this they would at least stop trying to claim that their beliefs make sense. They don't, and they can't. They're illogical self-contradictory nonsense. And their church says accepting this is extremely important for them. Did they make it clear in the movie that when Jesus said "take up your cross and follow me" he was being completely and totally literal? It bugs the hell out of me when modern people interpret this as 'oh we all have our cross to bear' and think it has something to do with hardship. It doesn't. He was telling his followers to seek out persecution and to seek out being murdered for their faith in him, and he advocates that for all who follow him.

I remember that my dad told me one night; "Hey, let's go to the movies!" I said sure and we went. I was excited because my dad took me to see great movies. He bought the tickets and we went to watch this movie. I was just dumbfounded how this movie was made. It was just bizarre

I went to the movies by myself and sat in the car and cried like a baby after seeing it. As a 24 year old man. People noticed, it was a scene. Later in life I fixed my diet, got rid of my religion, and that solved all of my emotional outbursts.

Satin in this movie did have a speaking role. He asked him things like "Do you think one man can burden everyone's sins, it's far to heavy, who are you, who's your daddy, yada yada yada" there just wasn't any dialogue between the 2.