movie review and a high view...

I was reading movie reviews by Roger Ebert and came across this interesting thought:

Sometimes you are either open to a movie, or closed. If you're convinced that "An Unfinished Life" is damaged goods, how can it begin its work on you? If you think Freeman is channeling the relationship he had with Eastwood in "Million Dollar Baby," reflect that this movie was made a year earlier. And give Lopez your permission to be good again; she is the same actress now as when we thought her so new and fine

I've been thinking about my "high" view of Scripture lately. (No matter what some people say, not everyone connected with the emerging church holds a "low" view of Scripture... and if you don't know what I mean by those terms, it's okay.)

Anyway, I just love this line by Ebert, even though it's about a movie... I'll leave you to connect the dots.

If you're convinced that "An Unfinished Life" is damaged goods, how can it begin its work on you?

[emerging church]