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I find it interesting how Bens take on slavery in the Jewish Bible is almost unrecognizable from this clip to the clip from his discussion on the same subject with Alex O'connor. Which is a much better discussion on this topic than this clip with Dr. MacArthur. Who simply avoids the subject altogether by talking about being a slave to Christ instead. And I'm sorry Dr. MacArthur, but the Bible does not outlaw the mistreatment of slaves in the OT. It just placed limits on it.

When I look at that student, Sedgewick Bell, I see an emotional neglected child, a teenager that is no doubt a victim of his own parents bad work as a role model. This movie resonates with my school memories. Unfortunately we only live once, and in some aspects there is no second chance to rebuild our own life. At this point, we can confront these two quotes: "A man's character is his fate." ― Heraclitus (c. 500 BC) “You can't go back and change the beginning but you can start where you are and change the ending.” ― C.S. Lewis (1898-1963) Great movie, with a timeless message. 👨‍🎓⏳

Gods son Jesus christ was amazing and he still is Jesus christ even healed me I believe in Jesus christ and our almighty father praise the lord hallelujah.

Not between the most famous Jesus in Cinema's story.. But for me so Special, a great gentle and precious interpretation of Jeremy Sisto and other actors. Grazie tante ancora 🙏😊

I always wonder what could be shaking in their lives. My God their world famous rock stars basically. No money problems and lots of friends. God hasn't shown up in my life for years

This film is one of the greatest ever made dealing with the theme of ethics generally and academic integrity in particular. Sadly, the world has learned nothing from this great film and ethics are in the toilet. And as for academic integrity, we have only to see the disastrous products from Harvard, MIT, NYU, Columbia, etc., etc., where plagiarism and propaganda are the main things being "taught" at those institutions today.

Incredible

I need help with my history homework. Is the beetle available for tutoring?

Great song AMEN

Easily one of the best delivered and thought-out lines and sequences. I still reference this scenario at least monthly.

2024 ✨

If you do something that you love, you will never work a day in your life.

Anyone else come here from reading the one thing book?

Life changing

Everyone is a gangster till JC pulls up lol. Glory to our Lord!

He called them out without a doubt.

This depiction is absolutely terrible!

I actually didn't mind this depiction, until the ending just ruined it completely! You should preach the Gospel for what it really means, not watering it down with more "tolerant" garbage!

In this movie (like 99% of them) portrays Jesus as a blonde, blue-eyed, long-haired white man. He was NONE of that. He was a typical Middle Eastern Palestinian Jew who was NOT blonde, blue-eyed, long-haired or white!

Prostituted forgive

The lesson one can learn from such a thing is, although they are laughing along with you, they are doing the work. There are three types of people in this scene, the teacher, the students and the clown.

But what about "an eye for an eye?"

Another anti-Semitic Jesus post of some Greenwich Village hippie of the 60s playing the part of a live graven image of what this world wants their savior to look like. Also, Christ never had long hair, 1Cor.11:14. Social media has become the most effective sourse of recreating Jesus Christ in accord with Satan as he takes possession of the once Christian churches, 2Thes.2:1-12. While the fake Christians are panting for Jesus in dreams, visions, voices and the like, other's are getting an dishevelled actor. Shameful.

What is the title of this movie, please?

Hate all your loved ones Luke 14:26 “If anyone comes to me and does not hate father and mother, wife and children, brothers and sisters-yes, even their own life-such a person cannot be my disciple." Oh, love your neighbor though🙃

TRUTH!!!!!

This is the best scene ever!

Stupid is not understanding. Dumb is not knowing.

F*ck I'm still trying to figure it out

What a king 🤴🏼🤲🏻💛

I would love to hug Jesus

praise the lord hallelujah.

One of the most underrated films in the history of cinema. Brilliant film extraordinary message. This should be shown in today's schools but that would reactivate honesty, discipline, and active thinking which goes against the present plan.

Jack was a legend of a man.

I will never forget watching this film with my Mother. She possessed immeasurable Faith all her Life. I am mourning her recent Death and have been struggling deeply.

‘One thing! … and the rest don’t mean shit!’ Amen 🙏🏽 Awesome awesome line … love it ❤

I love this so much idc how many people would think today a teacher would be wrong for putting a child in their place like this... Teacher are the most under paid people on this earth

Criminally underrated movie and criminally underrated scene. There are several lines in this movie and scenes in this movie that are very emotionally powerful despite it also being a really funny enjoyable movie. But Jack palance talking about the girl is such a great series of lines

20th anniversary

I don't know if Donald Trump was like Sedgewick Bell when he was in prep school, but he is certainly like Sedgewick now.

I love you my Heavenly Father Jesus Christ Almighty and Holly Spirit with all my heart and soul. Amen.🙏🙏🙏❤

Would you like to come with us I would be running in is arms and stay forever as I no I would be safe love you jeuse I just cannot get eougn of is blood

Still great advice for anyone struggling with figuring out where they fit in this thing called "life".

Im reading the book called "the one thing". This is a GOLDEN NUGGET FOR LIFE!! ✨️

My one thing is my wife and kids. Curly is right. Everything else don't mean shiiiiet

I love you so much Jesus Christ ❤️❤️❤️💞

Thanks for posting this. It’s among the most memorable scenes of any movie I have ever seen.

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I guess this is clip shows the problem of selecting parts of a whole to make a point. The whole movie is a morality play and this scene in particular is just to show how this character was a walking morality problem. If you see the movie you see that the teacher fails the student even though he means well and that even he does not measure up to his own standards amd that the student was never meant to become a standup guy but an indictment of a type of priviliged rich elite.

Some people do struggle more to retain new information because of lack of cognitive ability, but "lack of cognitive ability" isn't the same thing as what Mr. Hundert is talking about here when he cites an "Aristophanes quote" (the quote was actually made up by the writers of the movie and there is no evidence of Aristophanes having said this, but the point is still a good one). He's talking about Sedgewick's stubborn refusal to take his education seriously.