Why is Moses the movie programming at Easter? Why not “Passion of the Christ “?

Who’s in charge of programming a movie during Easter that doesn’t acknowledge The Resurrection? Most of America is Christian. Is there an Antichrist group in charge that wants to sideline Easter?

Nobody seems to want to question this ongoing anti Christian indoctrination. Perhaps we can fathom this mystery.

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Stop watching tv

Take Christ out then wonder why things are going off the rails. Coincidence or connection

Probably because when they started airing it 50+ years ago it was the only high quality Christian film that was out there, stayed like that for years, and now is tradition. Demand is supplied. No viewers and they don't show it. I'm actually impressed that they show it at all.

I've wondered this myself. I suppose we are introduced to the Passover and the blood covering that freed the Jews from death. This correlates with Jesus being crucified during Passover and His blood covering the wages of sin which is death. The Passion is a bit more self explanatory.

Moses spoke of Jesus.

The US very much needs to stay a Christian nation. I am not a Christian, but see the absolute need for it.

Keith

Yet another angle from the TDS News

There was a bunch of one hour segments that started with Moses and ended with Jesus that was quite interesting that I watched most of last week. It was interesting about how the Israelites became slaves in Egypt.

Les has a point.
I remember as a kid it was always Ben Hur, The Ten Commandments, Samson and Delilah, The Wizard of Oz and others around the holidays.
A tradition was created.

This is a Christianized nation, having some rather vague ideas and ideals that may be rooted in Christianity, but for the most part its people are like Keith: happy to live in the Kingdom, no desire to have the King. We give our allegiance, worship, and authority to ourselves and our desires, our chosen earthly rulers, and our own nation rather than giving them to the One who is above all nations.

As for Moses on Easter...makes sense to me. The gospel narratives in the Bible are written as a new and ultimate Exodus. Enslavement, rescue through and power over death, judgment on evil, new life on the other side, authority over that new life being put under Heavenly rather than earthly rulers in a renewed Covenant...all the elements of Easter. In fact, Easter makes a lot more sense if one understands the Exodus. Even more so if one understands the Torah of Moses.

I think you guys are missing his point.

This nation was founded on Christian principals, some of the founders were Christian, while others were diests/rationalists.
Individuals are "Christian"; strickly speaking, things that are not "Christian", are nations, music, movies, etc..
It's a good thing that our Constitution recognizes that our Rights are granted to us by God, not government, I think this is unique among the nations, and it drives the Marxists/liberals crazy.

Jew bad?

You'd have to ask Les his opinion.

We are all bad. "no one is good except God alone" Mark 10:18

These posts are always amusing.

I believe it has something to do with the fact that Christians , Jews and Muslims acknowledge Moses.whereas the passion is only for Christians.

As is easter

I know the answer before I ever asked a question, or even trolled slightly