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Receive Without Worship; Correct Without Vandalizing
It’s too easy to criticize the brilliant filmmaker Christopher Nolan for rewriting The Odyssey.
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Psalm 78 teaches us how history must be read. The main question is not simply, “What did our fathers do?” It is, “What did God do, and why?”
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Psalm 73 begins not with serene detachment. Not with tidy theological composure. Not with a man reclining in a leather chair, calmly explaining why the wicked only appear to prosper. Asaph begins with a confession.
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“But my people did not listen to my voice;
Israel would not submit to me.
So I gave them over to their stubborn hearts,
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Links and Timestamps:
00:25 – Scripture Reading;
02:19 – Introduction;
28:54 – They Might Be Giants’ “Whistling in the Dark”;
50:17 – Lewis, Tolkien, and Disney;
1:02:35 – James Fenimore Cooper’s ‘The Last of the Mohicans’; 1:11:43 – Avoiding two opposite errors; 1:19:19 – A Framework in Five Questions;
1:27:36 – Nolan’s The Odyssey: Applying the Framework;
1:39:08 – When the Receiver Rewrites the Inheritance;
2:09:34 – Final synthesis
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