17 Apr '05 20:10>
Before asking my question, here's a trailer for an DVD documentary to be released in June. I'll probably view it though it may be a bit over the top. We'll see.
http://www.thegodmovie.com/
I bring it up because the trailer mentions that 22% of Americans are certain that Jesus is coming back within 50 years, and another 22% think it is likely that he will come back in 50 years.
It seems crazy, but the end times market is huge here in the US.
One evidence of this is the incredible popularity of the Apocalyptic series, "Left Behind." Another is the new mini-series on NBC, "Revelations."
Now having seen numerous promos for "Revelations," I am puzzled as to who the target audience is.
The conservative American evangelicals and pentecostals (usual crowd for this sort of genre) will probably not watch it because it is not Biblical in its depiction of the endtimes. They will just chalk it up to Hollywood screwing up the Bible yet again.
I think the secular crowd will just role their eyes and switch to something more interesting.
Maybe some Catholics will watch?
So my question is how would you categorize your theism and more importantly do you plan to watch the series (why? or why not?).
http://www.thegodmovie.com/
I bring it up because the trailer mentions that 22% of Americans are certain that Jesus is coming back within 50 years, and another 22% think it is likely that he will come back in 50 years.
It seems crazy, but the end times market is huge here in the US.
One evidence of this is the incredible popularity of the Apocalyptic series, "Left Behind." Another is the new mini-series on NBC, "Revelations."
Now having seen numerous promos for "Revelations," I am puzzled as to who the target audience is.
The conservative American evangelicals and pentecostals (usual crowd for this sort of genre) will probably not watch it because it is not Biblical in its depiction of the endtimes. They will just chalk it up to Hollywood screwing up the Bible yet again.
I think the secular crowd will just role their eyes and switch to something more interesting.
Maybe some Catholics will watch?
So my question is how would you categorize your theism and more importantly do you plan to watch the series (why? or why not?).