Simcha Jacobovici – Lee Duigon

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The Lost Tomb of Jesus was 2007’s entry in the media’s annual Easter-time festival of Christianity-bashing. I reviewed the film for Chalcedon.

https://chalcedon.edu/resources/articles/lost-tomb-of-jesus-the-agenda

It’s a long review, but it took time to refute so many errors–not honest mistakes, but an agenda-driven attack on the divinity of Jesus Christ by a Zionist film-maker, a Hollywood big shot, and a so-called “theologian” who’s a heretic. Other than that, it was swell.

I didn’t watch whatever Christian-bash they resorted to this year. I was too busy celebrating Our Lord’s resurrection from the dead.

The bigger a movie big-shot you are, I guess, the more you can mouth off.

Now it’s James Cameron–Terminator, The Abyss, Titanic, Avatar: a bunch of big movies like that can give you a really big mouth–warning us that we’re all gonna die unless we embrace the saving faith of Global Warming/Climate Change and start listening to Democrats instead of indulging in criminal follies like electing Donald Trump ( http://www.thedailybeast.com/articles/2017/01/29/james-cameron-on-the-trump-administration-these-people-are-insane.html ). And blah-blah-blah.

Is there any room left for doubt that Climate Change has become a species of religion? Cameron’s hooked up now with some guy named Simcha Jacobovici, last seen claiming to have found Jesus Christ’s brother’s tomb with the body still in it. That claim quietly died out for lack of proof. But if only they could put Jesus Christ away for good! Then we’d all be free to worship Mother Gaea, or Chuck Schumer, or both.

I admit to having enjoyed the first two Terminator movies. Just because Cameron is as big a fat-head as Arnold Schwarzenegger himself doesn’t mean they couldn’t make a couple of compelling movies. But I don’t think I’ll bother with any more of Cameron’s movies. I repent having contributed time and money to an artistic enterprise that helped cause this guy’s head to swell perilously close to the breaking point.