Fire, brimstone around "Jesus" film
"Jesus Camp" Documentaries" 1 2 3 4 YOU
DECIDE.
I SAY LOCK UP YOUR KIDS.
The directors of "Jesus Camp," a buzz-generating documentary about evangelical Christian children training to be soldiers for God, proclaim no agenda other than to start a conversation about belief, politics and the culture wars.
But the most prominent evangelical to appear in the film, the Rev. Ted Haggard of Colorado Springs, has disowned it on the eve of its limited release, saying the filmmakers cast their subjects in a sinister light and misrepresented evangelicalism.
At a prayer conference, children enter a covenant with God to end abortion and chant "Righteous judges!" Image courtesy of Magnolia Pictures
In "Jesus Camp," kids tear up and collapse after experiencing what Pentecostals believe is contact with the Holy Spirit. (Image courtesy of Magnolia Pictures)
But the most prominent evangelical to appear in the film, the Rev. Ted Haggard of Colorado Springs, has disowned it on the eve of its limited release, saying the filmmakers cast their subjects in a sinister light and misrepresented evangelicalism.
At a prayer conference, children enter a covenant with God to end abortion and chant "Righteous judges!" Image courtesy of Magnolia Pictures
In "Jesus Camp," kids tear up and collapse after experiencing what Pentecostals believe is contact with the Holy Spirit. (Image courtesy of Magnolia Pictures)
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