Epicenter DVD Elaborates on End-Times Theology

Your article on the Epicenter DVD left me high and dry. Was your purpose to review the video and point out good and bad qualities or was it to judge the theology? I believe it was the latter. You gave yourself away when you talked about dispensationalism as something that is "currently popular" because of folks like LaHaye and Jenkins. I've been a Jewish believer for 34 years and have held the dispensational view not because some author has made it famous but because it is a very biblical point of view. I'm not naive to the current debate between dispensational and reformed theologicans. While I am strongly dispensational, I have much respect for many of the reformed theologians who differ on the view. What I would expect in the future is that you be as fair and balanced as possible and let the theologians do their debate through their own theological journals. In the end, both dispensationalists and reformed folks are going to have to spend eternity together. Hallelujah!

I'm sorry, I thought you were a movie critic. What is this attack from beginning to end on the movie's interpretation of End Times? I want to know the quality and the plot of the movie. How well is it done? Is it believable? Since you aren't a believer in this particular theology you really should have left the review up to someone who could review it in an unbiased way. I have read reviews on Crosswalk.com of movies that stomp all over biblical accuracy and introduce kids to New Age philosophy and these movies are handled with kid gloves...and sometimes great praises. But apparently this particular kind of biblical interpretation doesn't get the same respect. I could hear the sarcasm in your writing voice with the mention of Tim LaHaye and Hal Linsay and it just got worse from there. Crosswalk's reviewers have already shown they don't see fault enough to not recommend New Age gems like Bridge to Terebithia and others. I don't care to read THEIR faulty theology any longer.