UllysesS.Archer
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- Jul 3, 2014
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UM, the books weren't published until the 90's, and the movie came out around 2000 I think."If there is a rapture ...?"
Do people actually believe this nonsense?
A great many of them do. I had to explain that to my son what the concept of the rapture is, and who believe it. . . like our next door neighbors. That movie, "Left Behind," is available currently on Netflix instant. The company has assessed that my interest would be less than one star. lol I have toyed with the idea of watching it out of morbid curiosity. . . Sort of like the morbid curiosity that compels be to maybe watch Twilight when it passes through Netflix instant. But there is always a better use of my time. I should though if I want to understand all of humanity.
Don't watch the new one with Nicholas Cage. Watch the 80s version with Kirk Cameron.
The Nicholas Cage version was a story about a family enduring the rapture. It wasn't as intense as the Kirk Cameron version.
The Nicholas Cage version didn't really make any sense to me.
Check out the audio plays, 25 minute episodes, each book has 12 episodes, it's like an old fashioned radio play, music and actors and sound effects, pretty good stuff, at least for me, as I drive a truck, I listen to lots of stuff like that.