Mel Gibson claimed that The Passion of the Christ (2004) was faithful to the gospels and that the gospels were faithful to history, a claim subsequently challenged and debated by many. This article seeks to examine Gibson\u27s claim in light of his decision to edit and re-release the movie as The Passion Re-Cut, arguing that, ironically, he is in fact doing precisely what the gospels writers did in the first century: adapting the story of Jesus and retelling it to a different audience. Further, by exploring the changes Gibson has made to the movie, and the new audience for whom he is writing, I hope to discover something of his purpose as gospel” writer and redactor
Mel Gibson is a self-confessed traditionalist Catholic, and the task assigned to me is to explain th...
“This is a pre-copy-editing, author produced PDF of an article accepted for publication in Literatur...
Judas blends the gospels and adds ingredients not found in scripture, the made-for-television film m...
This article first appeared in the Society of Biblical Literature\u27s SBL Forum (March 2004). It ap...
Focusing on viewer response to Mel Gibson\u27s The Passion of the Christ, this article interrogates ...
I will approach the subject using official Catholic teaching as the starting point for a considerati...
For teachers and students in a university setting, for religious leaders - and for life-long learner...
The Passion has all the elements of classical tragedy: powerful characters, and a powerful plot fill...
Though movies based on the Gospels might be entertaining and even deeply affective as movies, the me...
On January 29, 2004, The Journal of Religion and Film and The Center for the Study of Religion and S...
This review of Mel Gibson\u27s film The Passion of the Christ reveals its anti-Semitic tendencies. B...
The release of the film has engendered a spectrum of fervent responses, becoming in itself atheologi...
From a special issue on Mel Gibson\u27s The Passion of the Christ: All contemporary moviegoers are ...
The unsuspecting public of millions that saw Mel Gibson\u27s controversial The Passion of the Christ...
The pre-release publicity surrounding the Mel Gibson film, The Passion of the Christ, warrants an in...
Mel Gibson is a self-confessed traditionalist Catholic, and the task assigned to me is to explain th...
“This is a pre-copy-editing, author produced PDF of an article accepted for publication in Literatur...
Judas blends the gospels and adds ingredients not found in scripture, the made-for-television film m...
This article first appeared in the Society of Biblical Literature\u27s SBL Forum (March 2004). It ap...
Focusing on viewer response to Mel Gibson\u27s The Passion of the Christ, this article interrogates ...
I will approach the subject using official Catholic teaching as the starting point for a considerati...
For teachers and students in a university setting, for religious leaders - and for life-long learner...
The Passion has all the elements of classical tragedy: powerful characters, and a powerful plot fill...
Though movies based on the Gospels might be entertaining and even deeply affective as movies, the me...
On January 29, 2004, The Journal of Religion and Film and The Center for the Study of Religion and S...
This review of Mel Gibson\u27s film The Passion of the Christ reveals its anti-Semitic tendencies. B...
The release of the film has engendered a spectrum of fervent responses, becoming in itself atheologi...
From a special issue on Mel Gibson\u27s The Passion of the Christ: All contemporary moviegoers are ...
The unsuspecting public of millions that saw Mel Gibson\u27s controversial The Passion of the Christ...
The pre-release publicity surrounding the Mel Gibson film, The Passion of the Christ, warrants an in...
Mel Gibson is a self-confessed traditionalist Catholic, and the task assigned to me is to explain th...
“This is a pre-copy-editing, author produced PDF of an article accepted for publication in Literatur...
Judas blends the gospels and adds ingredients not found in scripture, the made-for-television film m...