Forget About #HotJesus, Material Objects Speak Loudly in Son of God
…ice records or displace The Passion of the Christ as the most-viewed biblical film, but attention to the inanimate characters may lead to some insights as well. With the temple and coins, the Son of God presents the story of a Jesus who transcends the trappings of money and national power. A cynic may read some of this as indicative of contemporary conservatism’s disdain for taxes and “big government.” But it also seems to fit into a broader and…
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