I disagree, most folks who were already radical fundies - both kinds - will jump on the bandwaggon.

A good thing to do if you do watch the movie, get and watch 'Schindler's List'. I say that because it often bothered me - brought up in a christian home - that while millions of Jewish people were brutaly murdered, some of them little children!, in WW2 - my family would be going on about how bad it was for one Jewish Rabbai - the one you call Jesus - to have been beaten and executed in 33 AD.

As an adult I came to think that the whole thing was blown up into a cult and if the man was still alive to see it, would have been horrified. Lets fact it, what resulted from the early Christian movement is far more like Mithracism than the orthodox Jewish religion he belonged to. In fact, several times in the NT he is quoted saying ' keep G_d's laws and call only G_d good..'. He could have not done otherwise - he was a Rabbai. So even though those fed lots of Paul from the NT militate for some kind neonazichristainity, we all know that such a thing is evil since Paul never ever met the Rabbai. In contrast he did spend a lot of time with Thomas, but what Thomas wrote was banned by the early Church, hmmmm. That is far more likely than the polished social theory in the NT.

Then to consider all the other people crucified by Rome in the same decades and far more in later times AT Jerusalem, why chose this man and not some other?

So to be absolutely honest, I could not care less about this movie, and I heartily agree with the radio-comentator who said that the movie might not do any good, but could possibly do a lot of harm!

Remember again what the Laws say which we were warned to keep.

1
"I am the Lord your G_d, Who has taken you out of the land of Egypt, from the house of slavery'
2
"You shall have no other G_d's but me"