I wonder if anyone knows, where do these stats come from? I see them mentioned all the time on this blog in fact. “But the U.S. is one of the most religious nations on earth, where 92 percent of the people profess a belief in God and 84 percent call themselves Christians. ”

I’ll say it again … professing a belief and acting on a belief narrows this percentage way down to I’m guessing 20 percent at most, probably much less – the real “Christian” niche market. What do you think? By acting I mean … a good example … Would a person included in this 84% consistently go out of their way to make an entertainment choice that affirms a Christian World View. Are my own entertainment choices and those of my “Christian” friends really any different than “good” secular folk? Hmm wonder what that says about my faith and others like me?

I’m growing tired of the savvy media Christians who look down on hard-core Christian movies that deliver the Gospel.

Chronicles of Narnia is not better than ‘Secrets of Jonathan Sperry’.

Remember what Christ told – those who confess his name he will confess tot he angels in heaven.

Don’t fall trap, especially you, Phil, of not heeding to:

Isaiah 5:20-21

Woe to those who call evil good and good evil, who put darkness for light and light for darkness, who put bitter for sweet and sweet for bitter. Woe to those who are wise in their own eyes and clever in their own sight.”

Just a friendly rebuke from a Christian friend.

Michelle