greetngs to all,

Bro. Jerry, in no way did I consider "an attack on me" or anyone, we be brethern.

These were some commits that I have received. Not seeing the movie**, I was wanting to know how accurate before I made commits to others.

Thanks

Jeff

**I don't go to movies, but now I might backslide and go see "The Alamo".  B-)


----- Original Message -----
From: "Jerry Watts" <robinwood@...>
Date: Fri, 9 Apr 2004 18:11:08 -0500
To: <pastorsforum@...>
Subject: RE: [PastorsForum] True or False - The Passion

> To all who read....
> 
> I apologize if it appears that I made an attack of the bro.  Bro Jeff, I
> apologize because "attacking you" was not in my spirit.  Having seen the
> movie twice, I know that there are some things which (in my opinion)
> have Biblical difficulties.  Yet from my perspective, there is a great
> deal MORE good than bad which is given.  Some one asked me did I think
> it too violent...my response was, "depends on your perspective.  If
> you're talking about the violence being overdone compared to the actual
> crucifixion--my answer is a resounding no as I believe the treatment and
> beating of Jesus was much worse than portrayed.  But if you are asking
> if this was more than I cared to see---the answer is "absolutely"."  
> 
> My belief is that most believers had become so comfortable with the
> "Jesus died for me on a tree" that we had become numb to the truth.  If
> nothing else, this screenplay awakened us to the horror of the
> crucifixion.
> 
> Jeff---though you don't know me---I would like to say this, "my heart
> was not focused on attacking you but rather on talking about the
> movie"...Please accept my apologies.
> 
> Jerry N. Watts
> www.robinwoodbaptist.com
> 
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