Understanding 'Jesus Camp' -part 1

Published: Nov. 1, 2006, 8:05 p.m.

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Jesus Camp, the hit documentary in theaters across the United States right now is raising many eyebrows.\\xa0 The film takes a look at the Evangelical Christian movement in general and the work of the Reverend Becky Fischer specifically.\\xa0 Becky, who runs a summer camp for children, which states its goal: to teach, train, and equip children to do the work of ministry and release them in their giftings and callings.\\xa0

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While many see this film as controversial, Becky Fischer apparently likes the film and promotes it from her website.\\xa0 Ted Haggard, a prominent Christian leader, who is also featured in the film, has a less than flattering opinion about it and has criticized it on his website.

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Lance King is a long-standing friend of mine and a Christian.\\xa0 He loosely defines himself as an evangelical but has many concerns about the direction in which many conservative Christians are moving politically, socially and even spiritually.\\xa0 I asked him if he would go see the documentary Jesus Camp, and share with us his feedback and perceptions on the film.

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Resources Jesus Camp Website Ted Haggard\'s Website Becky Fischer\'s Website Adherents Religious Statistics

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Evangelical Websites Reformed Theology Christian Critiques of Evangelicasism

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On Evolution Christian Critiques on Evolution (young earth) Christian Critiques on Evolution (old earth) Scientific Critiques of Creationism

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