Andor: Star Wars for Grown-ups
The question of what happens after the revolution has always been a problem. If we haven’t noticed it from our own history, Andor shows us that it was also true a long time ago, and in a galaxy far away.
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The question of what happens after the revolution has always been a problem. If we haven’t noticed it from our own history, Andor shows us that it was also true a long time ago, and in a galaxy far away.
This was Forsyth, and the intellectual environment of the Evangelical Union: read everyone, apparent friend or possible foe, because the Christian faith can cope with it.
But then God said, ‘Let there be light’, and in a blazing surge of might he made the world, in all its glory and set the stage for all our story.
Here are my five definitive (tongue-in-cheek) reasons why Die Hard is not only a Christmas film, but also a thinly-veiled Christian allegory that explains the whole point of Christmas and the gospel.
The song’s lyrics are substantially drawn from the book of Romans, beginning as Paul does with the plight of humanity and then moving to the good news that Christ took our condemnation upon himself (Rom 8:3) so that we could be redeemed and set free from sin.
