David Elcott offers the dumbest, anti-Christian interpretation of The Passion. In his view, the problem with the movie is not that it’s anti-Semitic. It’s that to start with this.
Maybe the real value of The Passion is that it has stripped the mask from the anti-Christian elements all around us, and forced those who reject Christianity and the Gospels to reveal themselves.
News flash: “democratic pluralism and mutual religious respect” are incompatible with Christianity.
Where’s “Nero, Diocletian & Associates” in my Rolodex?