Driscoll On Avatar
I loved watching the movie Avatar. To say it was one of the most graphically stunning movies I have ever seen would be to understate the situation. The storyline was pretty average however this is quickly forgotten – especially when you watch it on 3D!
I remember walking out from the cinema’s and having a chat with my wife as to “how boring the real world seemed” compared to the reality portrayed in Avatar.
I even read how many people had committed suicide after watching Avatar as they couldn’t stand to live in the “evil real world”.
And to top it off, it has become the most watched movie at the Cinema’s ever. Period.
Quite an achievement!
However, while I watched, I was also really uncomfortable at the overt Pagan and New Age themes running rampant throughout the story line. What was uncomfortable was that it really, REALLY appealed to my fallen sinful nature.
It painted a picture of utopia – and my flesh loved it. And I knew it was wrong – for so many reasons.
And tonight I come across Mark Driscoll’s take on Avatar. And in typical Driscoll style, he slams the movie for what it is – and advert, albeit an expensive one, for paganism…








