The use of cinema as contemporary metaphor sources in assisting Lutheran High North, Houston, Texas, students in understanding and using Gospel metaphors

Donn P Williams

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The use of cinema as contemporary metaphor sources in assisting Lutheran High North, Houston, Texas, students in understanding and using Gospel metaphors

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Donn P Williams. The Use of Cinema As Contemporary Metaphor Sources In Assisting Lutheran High North, Houston, Texas, Students In Understanding and Using Gospel Metaphors. Concordia Seminary (St. Louis, MO). rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/2993e406-0c8d-4c02-bcd5-b3927791dd54.

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D. P. Williams. The use of cinema as contemporary metaphor sources in assisting Lutheran High North, Houston, Texas, students in understanding and using Gospel metaphors. https://rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/2993e406-0c8d-4c02-bcd5-b3927791dd54

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Donn P Williams. The Use of Cinema As Contemporary Metaphor Sources In Assisting Lutheran High North, Houston, Texas, Students In Understanding and Using Gospel Metaphors. Concordia Seminary (St. Louis, MO). https://rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/2993e406-0c8d-4c02-bcd5-b3927791dd54.

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Donn P Williams

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Christian education of youth

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In order to clarify (and confuse), Jesus would quite often use common sources in His metaphors with which people of His day could identify. However, the clear meaning for many Gospel metaphor sources are lost in today's culture, especially among youth. The purpose of this Major Applied Project was to help high school students gain a greater understanding of the Gospel message by updating the metaphor sources, by using a common element in their culture, cinema. Scenes from popular movies were used to help students better understand and articulate the following Gospel metaphors: redemption, ransom, rescue, reconciliation, regeneration, replace and release. This program can be used in future High School classrooms.

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