I did not watch the movie because it requires registration to access; my policy is to avoid registering for everything that I can. I looked on YouTube and it appears that this "documentary" is about 60 minutes long and can be viewed in 4-5 parts using other links.
I also did a quick Google to see what other info about the film is available. The short answer is that the objective of this film is to scare the viewer that Iran will attack the US and possible trigger the end of the world.
Without debating that premise, the question is what should be done about "this threat"? Is there a Christian response that differs from a secular-political response? I personally think so. What exactly that might entail,especially on a political level, I'm not sure. However, one response is obviously prayer along with a faith that God is/will win. Uncle Rick
I did not watch the movie because it requires registration to access; my policy is to avoid registering for everything that I can. I looked on YouTube and it appears that this "documentary" is about 60 minutes long and can be viewed in 4-5 parts using other links.
ReplyDeleteI also did a quick Google to see what other info about the film is available. The short answer is that the objective of this film is to scare the viewer that Iran will attack the US and possible trigger the end of the world.
Without debating that premise, the question is what should be done about "this threat"? Is there a Christian response that differs from a secular-political response? I personally think so. What exactly that might entail,especially on a political level, I'm not sure. However, one response is obviously prayer along with a faith that God is/will win.
Uncle Rick