\nWhen C.S. Lewis' famed book series "The Chronicles of Narnia" were popularized into films, Christians of the West celebrated shallowly. In fact, when did they never? Whenever any hollywood films with hero sacrificing element emerged. Of course, those who have addicted to the vanity of hollywood would find something they could indentify with as "special".\n<\/p>\n
\nSo, when Liam Neeson, the voice of the Lion Aslan said Aslan could also be Muhammed<\/a> or Buddha, contrary to Lewis' original intent for Christ, unlike others, I am not surprised. No, it is not because this is just a movie or a story, but because this is how far Christians today have betrayed their Christ. And by Christians I mean not Liam Neeson but those who do not study theology, those who think they have more love than God but hypocritically show on the surface how humble they are, those Ameristians.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" When C.S. Lewis' famed book series "The Chronicles of Narnia" were popularized into films, Christians of the West celebrated shallowly. In fact, when did they never? Whenever any hollywood films with hero sacrificing element emerged. Of course, those who have … Continue reading