AshT
Member
Hi all,
I am new to the forum. Not certain this is the right place for this topic or for the kind of Christian centered interaction I was looking for. But I will start a post and see where things go.
I just saw the Chosen Christmas special at the local theater. Because I love the show and wanted to demonstrate my support for it and because I thought I would enjoy it.
First let me say that I loved the actual video portraying Mary and Joseph seeking shelter in Bethlehem, finding the stable, and the birth of Jesus. As usual the acting was spectacular and they honored the Bible and brought it to life.
That being said, I have a serious criticism. Dallas started by saying they were going to do something different with the music. They were going to make it real, to make it as real as our faith. They followed that up by spoon feeding us one lip sync'ed, over produced music video after another. Performed by people sporting more jewelry than Mr T. Rings on every finger, ten bracelets on each wrist, ear rings, nose rings, necklaces, more gold than fort Knox, more tats than a convict convention.
I couldn't see any relationship between these people sporting so much wealth and opulence and worldliness and Jesus who was born in a Manger. Totally out of sync. Painted and shellacked and fake. I hope they don't think that is a "real" representation of peoples faith.
I am new to the forum. Not certain this is the right place for this topic or for the kind of Christian centered interaction I was looking for. But I will start a post and see where things go.
I just saw the Chosen Christmas special at the local theater. Because I love the show and wanted to demonstrate my support for it and because I thought I would enjoy it.
First let me say that I loved the actual video portraying Mary and Joseph seeking shelter in Bethlehem, finding the stable, and the birth of Jesus. As usual the acting was spectacular and they honored the Bible and brought it to life.
That being said, I have a serious criticism. Dallas started by saying they were going to do something different with the music. They were going to make it real, to make it as real as our faith. They followed that up by spoon feeding us one lip sync'ed, over produced music video after another. Performed by people sporting more jewelry than Mr T. Rings on every finger, ten bracelets on each wrist, ear rings, nose rings, necklaces, more gold than fort Knox, more tats than a convict convention.
I couldn't see any relationship between these people sporting so much wealth and opulence and worldliness and Jesus who was born in a Manger. Totally out of sync. Painted and shellacked and fake. I hope they don't think that is a "real" representation of peoples faith.