Friday, June 6, 2014

Aronofsky's NOAH, Story Structure, and the Christian Backlash.

Here is the link to my earlier blog about: NOAH's Moral Premise and Its Biblical Accuracy.

During the 2014 Biola Media Conference Jack Hafer moderated a way-too-brief panel about the controversy surrounding Aronofsky's NOAH. On the panel were Dr. Stan Williams, Brett McCracken (both who generally found merit with the film), and Brian Godawa who disliked the movie. Because our time was so short on stage we agreed to continue the conversation at Biola Campus later in the week. Unfortunately, Brian was unable to make the taping, so Williams and McCracken gave it a willing crack. Below are the YouTube links to the six segments.

Dr. Stan Williams & Brett McCracken at Biola's Cultural Conversation Studio

Comments are welcome and moderated.

1. Why Are Christians so Divided About Darren Aronofsky's "NOAH"?



2. Justice, Mercy and the Darkness of Aronofosky's "NOAH"



3. Gnosticism, Environmentalism and the New Eden in Aronofsky's "NOAH"



4. Message, Moral and Myth: Christian Approaches to Film


5. Why Christian Filmgoers Should Care More About Beauty


6. Can an Atheist's Art Bring Glory to God?

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