>In June 2016, writer Randall Wallace stated that he and Gibson had begun work on a sequel to The Passion of the Christ focusing on the resurrection of Jesus.[114] Wallace previously worked with Gibson as the screenwriter for Braveheart and director of We Were Soldiers.[115] In September of that year, Gibson expressed his interest in directing it. He estimated that release of the film was still "probably three years off",[116] stating that "it is a big project".[117] He implied that part of the movie would be taking place in Hell and, while talking to Raymond Arroyo, said that it also may show flashbacks depicting the fall of the Angels.
Anyone else planning to convert to Catholicism in time for this film's premiere in Easter 2023.
It's (the Latin Church) already, by far, the largest single denomination in the world. But yes, further growth can never be a bad thing, I particularly like the idea of 'reclaiming' lost Christendom, particularly the northern European countries that succumbed to the Protestantism meme. Expansion into more of Eastern Europe would be nice too, but seems unfeasible. Perhaps with the Ukraine crisis though, who knows.
Easton Clark
I maintain that Protestantism is largely responsible for people turning away from Christianity.
Aiden Gonzalez
Well of course, look at the state of Protestantism today and look at majority Protestant countries. They didn't just erode their Christian faith to the point of nothingness, they are currently in the process of eroding their very selves to complete nothingness.
Hudson Hall
Where in the Bible it says you'll have to attend churchs or trust priests in order to be Christian?
Lucas Rodriguez
Based if true.
Give us a film on the Harrowing of Hell.
Matthew Mitchell
Mel Gibson led Bible cinematic universe when?
Robert Sanchez
>Give us a film on the Harrowing of Hell. That seems to be exactly what Mel has in mind... :)
Adrian Price
why does this movie make so many people seethe? i'm not even religious but it was pure kino
Mason Nguyen
It just came out at a time when it was 'cool' and 'normal' and 'current' to hate on Christianity, particularly Roman Catholicism.
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Parker Wood
Wait... all that sounds incredibly based. What the fuck happened to Protestchads?
Adrian Reed
Not particularly religious (agnostic) but I already know this is going to be kino.
Jackson Taylor
Wtf???? LETS FUCKING GOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
Xavier Lee
Prots used to have some semblance of religiosity and reverence in their liturgies, but over time and with the precedent that the reformation set, it was doomed from the start to become a farce
Angel Evans
>Protestantism It was the Age of Enlightenment what killed it
