Finding God in all the wrong places?
Have you ever watched a show, gone to the movies, or listened to a song, that was definetly not meant to be spiritually related, yet you felt the presence of God?
I know this might sound totally bad but.... I'm not going to say I don't ever listen to secular music or watch R rated movies. So I won't pretend to be a goody goody in that respect. But I have found it rather ironic that the movie Dogma, at least in my eyes, lifted God up. I know that sounds crazy since the movie drops the F-bomb a million times and tries to be very offensive towards religion. Also the movie Pulp Fiction, (I know I know, where's the yard stick), in the final scene where one of the main characters who is a gangster hit man of sorts, reveals he's witnessed a miracle and should be dead. So he decides to change his life.
Anywho, I thought I would share that.
Have you ever watched a show, gone to the movies, or listened to a song, that was definetly not meant to be spiritually related, yet you felt the presence of God?
I know this might sound totally bad but.... I'm not going to say I don't ever listen to secular music or watch R rated movies. So I won't pretend to be a goody goody in that respect. But I have found it rather ironic that the movie Dogma, at least in my eyes, lifted God up. I know that sounds crazy since the movie drops the F-bomb a million times and tries to be very offensive towards religion. Also the movie Pulp Fiction, (I know I know, where's the yard stick), in the final scene where one of the main characters who is a gangster hit man of sorts, reveals he's witnessed a miracle and should be dead. So he decides to change his life.
Anywho, I thought I would share that.