Now a husband and father who, unfortunately, has little time for this place anymore. =(
flummoxed and gobsmacked
Now a husband and father who, unfortunately, has little time for this place anymore. =(
the guy who used to watch a lot of films
Jelly wrote:Odyssey was always at its strongest when it opted for subtlety and ambiguity as opposed to preaching. That's how good storytelling works. It whispers truths. It connects with you on a deeper, more meaningful level.
Mrs Jason Whittaker wrote:Jelly wrote:Odyssey was always at its strongest when it opted for subtlety and ambiguity as opposed to preaching. That's how good storytelling works. It whispers truths. It connects with you on a deeper, more meaningful level.
^This.
Odyssey should be a discussion starter not a discussion ender.
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I'm Rockman!
Christian A. wrote:So I understand that it's hard to write things to please both sides when you have an audience of Catholics and Protestants. But all I was saying was that I think they're doing a pretty admirable job at the moment. I'm more happy with Odyssey than I was a few years ago.
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Leonard Meltsner wrote:FOTF is non-denominational. This is why Odyssey Community Church is named as it is. We might presume it's not Presbyterian, since there are only a few churches in Odyssey, and having 2 Presbyterian ones would seem weird. The show seems to be pretty strongly Protestant, however, especially considering their positive views towards Martin Luther and the Reformation (see: Hymn Writers).
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