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Oddly, most followers of Jesus tout the claim that God loves everyone, which is a policy of religious inclusiveness, but this plot hangs on the exclusionary position born-again parents take when they fear their son is being wooed by a non-believer. Why does no one ask if there are clinical trials to back up the product's claims? She's been assigned to market the stuff and she doesn't want to have to lie. John O'Hurley plays a baldness cure inventor, and the possibility that it doesn't work creates a crisis of conscience in Gwyneth. Director Corbin Bernsen, who wrote the script and plays a born-again bicycle repair man, oversimplifies this complex process far more than even a movie requires. Most of the eight episodes, which we reviewed and that make up the first season, focus on up to three different characters and weave back and forth between their stories. It follows the backstory of a few well-known characters before they first meet Jesus and interact with Him.

CHRISTIAN MOVIE REVIEWS FOR KIDS SERIES

All of that might be possible in real life, but the motivation for the main character to make such drastic life changes is simply not in evidence here. The Chosen is an episodic biblical series based on events surrounding the ministry years of Jesus Christ. However, the movie suggests that the failure of a relationship that has hardly begun would push someone to quit her job, move to a poor Mexican village, and enter into a personal relationship with Jesus. This movie features nice performances by Moore and Chabert. This sends her on a journey toward faith and belief.

The chemistry is there but eventually he learns she's been lying and breaks it off. She can't let him know she doesn't have Jesus in her life. When she meets Paul ( Jonathan Patrick Moore), a really nice guy, she studies 'Christianity for Dummies' and the Bible as if cramming for a test. The lies begin the minute she starts filling out the entry questionnaire. Desperate to find a guy to 'stick a ring on' her finger, as she puts it, she signs onto the online dating website. She is the last of her friends to find a guy and doesn't want to 'spend another Christmas under the mistletoe alone.' The movie suggests that the men she dates are self-absorbed creeps. Gwyneth ( Lacey Chabert) is a 30-year-old marketing director who spends her work life sugar-coating less-than-perfect products and ideas and launches them into the world. CHRISTIAN MINGLE takes its catchy title from the online dating website that matches committed born-again Christians looking for love.

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