I never want to see Jesus again. Not in a movie, at least. Not after sitting through two hours and 18 minutes of Son of God, the latest tragedy about the life of Jesus and the acting career of ...

In “Son of God,” out Friday, Diogo Morgado plays Jesus of Nazareth, a homeless rabbi who spent a chunk of his childhood as a refugee. Jesus can be quite the box-office draw.

Around 2 in 5 (41%) say God’s son existed before Jesus was born in Bethlehem. Close to 1 in 3 Americans (32%) disagree, and 28 percent say they’re not sure.

Prominent Hollywood actor Chris Pratt recently included Jesus on the list of things he "can't live without" in the latest ...

Son of God works as a pop illustration of certain Bible stories, but it’s not exactly life-changing in and of itself. Peter T. Chattaway is a freelance film critic and blogs about film at FilmChat .

The Individual That Is Inspired . The text says, “Simon Peter said in reply, ‘You are the Christ, the Son of the living God.’ Jesus said to him in reply, ‘Blessed are you, Simon, son of Jonah.

The Son of God must come for us, and he must journey to the nadir of our self-negation, our alienation from God. He must embrace the very death that sin deals. We cannot posit a difference in the ...