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Interview
Jim & Casper: The Project
Would Jesus go to church if he were here?

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	Producer:	Off the Map
	Genre:	Interview
	Video Series:	Jim & Casper Go to Church
	Topics:	Atheism, Belief, Evangelism, Religions, compared
	Filters:	None
	Purpose:	Evangelism
	References:	Romans 3:3-4 , Romans 10:9-10 , 2 Corinthians 5:7 , Hebrews 11:6
	Tone:	Neutral/Mixed
	Date Added:	December 14, 2007

In this thought provoking series, we listen in on the conversation between Jim, a commited Christian, and Casper, a devout athiest. In the second part, Jim and Casper discuss the difference between what Christians say and how they act.

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Total Ratings: 2

Horace D. Ward (Guest)

Posted: May 05, 2008

A fascinating insight that deserves the serious attention for 'Church Professionals' like myself. We easily get caught up in our own 'stuff' of what we believe or have discerned to be God's purpose for our lives and respective church community. Jim and Matt reminds me to look again from the perspective of whom we are called to serve as part of offering 'the real thing'. Thanks for the attempt to be culturally inclusive. That may be something to be more intentional in your next book. The book is a 'fresh' read....simply refreshing! Thanks much...

Pastor Martin (Guest)

Posted: January 03, 2008

This pretty much says it. We have lost the idea of body unity that Jesus encouraged. We have gone for the big off the map view. And I agree, what in the world are we doing with smoke machines in a service unless for drama. Thats the kind of stuff, that and the flashing lights, and melodramatics that I got saved out of in the 70's. Well done men. Message received. Be genuine. Look for the new and show yourself friendly.