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Show Notes
Patrick examines the widespread appeal and the creative liberties taken by the popular series "The Chosen." While he acknowledges the exceptional acting and the relatable portrayal of Jesus by Jonathan Roumie, Patrick voices his concerns about certain artistic decisions, particularly in the portrayal of biblical characters and events. He explores whether it's appropriate for directors to deviate from the New Testament's gospel accounts, citing examples like the show's depiction of a fabricated plot twist involving the apostle Thomas and his fiancée, Rama. Patrick engages with callers to discuss the impact of these deviations and the challenges of balancing artistic license with scriptural fidelity.
- Kansas Attorney General sues Pfizer for "misleading Kansans on COVID vaccine." (00:43)
- JoAnn - I almost lost my life to COVID, and people lost their jobs for asking questions. (14:36)
- Dallas Jenkins Defends 'The Chosen' Season 4 Shocking Plot Twist (20:18)
- Terry - I signed myself out of the hospital because they were going to kill me. I found a doctor that helped me (28:51)
- John - I agree with you on The Chosen. It seems to make people forget that it's the word of God. (36:41)
- Sarah - In the Gospel, Jesus discussed not healing the woman, whereas Elijah saved a woman and her son but not the rest of the Jews. (42:07)
- Mary - I stopped watching The Chosen when they added people who weren't in the New Testament (47:14)