Has anyone seen The Last Sin-Eater? What did you think of it?

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Brian Kooshian
Member, Reformed Baptist Church of Holland
Zeeland, MI
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"I once was an Armenian Arminian. Now I'm an Armenian Calvinist!"

We liked it. Just enough creepy to give us a little scare (for the kids). Fascinating dramatization of old hillbilly christianity. Acting was just ok. Michael Landon, Jr is a great guy for making these family/faith friendly films.

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Bob Vigneault (Bawb Vēēn-yo)
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I've been wanting to see this.

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"Speak wisdom to a fool and he'll think you have no sense at all"

We liked it, too, and had about the same reactions as Bob. I decided to pick up the book, and so far (as is usually the case) it is exponentially better than the movie. The gospel is presented in a much clearer fashion, the conversion scene is much longer (and takes place over a period of days) and more believable, however, the kids' sanctification is still highly accelerated.

Overall, I thought the movie was interesting and good, and squeaky clean (something not to be taken for granted these days!).

I didn't know they made a movie of it. I've read the book though...and it's interesting.

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