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Dec 24, 2016 1 hr 25 min

Episode 70: Rogue One

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This week, we had the huge honor of being joined - once again - by Dr. Jason Lisle in order to talk about this year's offering in the Star Wars universe! We had a blast chatting about the movie and got into some real deep discussions. Is there very a time when 'lying' is justified in the eyes of God? Is it possible to deceptively work from within an evil in order to dismantle it? Why is it so hard to create replicas of the human face that are convincing, when animals seem much less difficult? Will storytelling - and dare we say filmmaking - continue in the eternal state? What sort of Star Wars character would Dr. Lisle be? And much more! All these answers can be yours. Please share this episode around if you enjoyed it! Merry Christmas! Good for the soul! Please take a look at our other generous sponsors as well! MissionalWear - Awesome T-Shirts, Posters, and more... Let them know Popcorn Theology sent you! VidAngel - Ever want to watch a movie but didn't want to see a certain sort of content? VidAngel can help with that, and if you use our exclusive link here for your first purchase you'll be supporting our little podcast! Want to leave us a voicemail? 304-404-4005! www.popcorntheology.com www.reformedpub.com

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