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Like, again, uh, I've had a lot of issues with The Chosen over the years, and, uh, I have a lot of issues with Jeremy Boreing in this case.
And this is just a...
You know, if you need one screenshot to expose Jeremy Boreing as a fake Christian, here's him congratulating a gay marriage, specifically one of a colleague of his or the son of a colleague of his.
I, I'm not sure where the line was in 2021, but this is him celebrating Spencer Klavan's marriage.
Like, there, there's the smoking gun on him being a fake a- and a fraud is him celebrating a gay marriage.
He has celebrated more gay marriages than any Christian ever has or should, so there you have it.
But with The Chosen is a more interesting, uh, case because I went into The Chosen being very open-minded about whether or not there were merits to Dallas Jenkins' project and was completely stunned by how bad it was.
Like, I was stunned.
I think I've watched, um, I'm, like, two or three episodes into the second season because it is a rough watch.
Uh, it is not a good TV show.
Like, I, I have standards for TV shows, and this is below average.
This is a bad television show.
It relies on a lot of tropes.
It rely...
It needs, uh, like, the conventions of television, so for that reason it's a horrendous TV show because of what it, what it's...
You know, the, the Gospels are not made for serialized television in the sense that each episode has its arc, a self-contained plot sort of as the major plot of the show progresses.
But what's really adapted is fan fiction at best.
Put charitably, it's fan fiction.
It's just not good TV.
Uh, s- watching grown men talking about emotions for, like, 50 minutes is boring.
It's bad television, and, uh, maybe women like that, but yeah, it, it's a bad television show.
The acting's not great.
Like, again, uh, I've had a lot of issues with The Chosen over the years, and, uh, I have a lot of issues with Jeremy Boreing in this case.
And this is just a...
You know, if you need one screenshot to expose Jeremy Boreing as a fake Christian, here's him congratulating a gay marriage, specifically one of a colleague of his or the son of a colleague of his.
I, I'm not sure where the line was in 2021, but this is him celebrating Spencer Klavan's marriage.
Like, there, there's the smoking gun on him being a fake a- and a fraud is him celebrating a gay marriage.
He has celebrated more gay marriages than any Christian ever has or should, so there you have it.
But with The Chosen is a more interesting, uh, case because I went into The Chosen being very open-minded about whether or not there were merits to Dallas Jenkins' project and was completely stunned by how bad it was.
Like, I was stunned.
I think I've watched, um, I'm, like, two or three episodes into the second season because it is a rough watch.
Uh, it is not a good TV show.
Like, I, I have standards for TV shows, and this is below average.
This is a bad television show.
It relies on a lot of tropes.
It rely...
It needs, uh, like, the conventions of television, so for that reason it's a horrendous TV show because of what it, what it's...
You know, the, the Gospels are not made for serialized television in the sense that each episode has its arc, a self-contained plot sort of as the major plot of the show progresses.
But what's really adapted is fan fiction at best.
Put charitably, it's fan fiction.
It's just not good TV.
Uh, s- watching grown men talking about emotions for, like, 50 minutes is boring.
It's bad television, and, uh, maybe women like that, but yeah, it, it's a bad television show.
The acting's not great.
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