Kevin and Sam Sorbo’s New Movie, Let There Be Light is in Theaters Today
By NANCY FLORY Published on October 27, 2017
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Actors Kevin and Sam Sorbo’s movie Let There Be Light comes out in theaters today. In an interview with LIFE Today‘s Randy Robison, the two explain the movie’s message and how the project came about. Let There Be Light was co-written by Sam Sorbo, produced by Sean Hannity and features cameos from Travis Tritt and Dionne Warwick.
The movie details the life of an atheist who suffered a tragic loss and a near-death experience, which brought him more questions than answers.
http://lettherebelightmovie.com/
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LET THERE BE LIGHT
"Jesus Is the Light of the World"
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SUMMARY:
LET THERE BE LIGHT tells a story about an alcoholic atheist mourning his dead son who revels in putting down religion, especially Christianity, but who must reconsider his life after a near-death experience where his son in Heaven tells him, “Let there be light, Daddy.” LET THERE BE LIGHT ends up being an emotionally powerful, insightful and inspiring drama showing moviegoers that Jesus Christ enlightens all people and brings us abundant life and joy, even in the midst of death.
REVIEW:
LET THERE BE LIGHT is one of those faith-based movies that gets better and better as it goes along. It tells a story about an alcoholic atheist mourning his dead son who revels in putting down religion, especially Christianity, but who must reconsider his life after a near-death experience where his son in Heaven tells him, “Let there be light, Daddy.” LET THERE BE LIGHT ends up being an emotionally powerful, insightful, inspiring drama showing moviegoers that Jesus Christ enlightens all people and brings us abundant life and joy, even in the midst of death.
The movie opens during a debate between hedonistic, alcoholic atheist Sol Harkins and a Christian scholar. The Christian speaker says it takes more of a leap of faith to believe in atheistic evolution than to believe in a God who created rational human beings. When the Christian talks about the love and compassion of God and Jesus Christ, Sol says, “I had a beautiful, perfect, glorious beloved son. My son just died from a very nasty form of cancer. Sol then launches into a lengthy harangue asking where was Jesus when his son was suffering from cancer and died. Because of his son’s death, Sol now teaches a hedonistic lifestyle. “Don’t look for any meaning in life,” Sol adds. “You don’t need God to know it’s wrong to cut someone’s head off. All you need is your humanity.” After citing the characters of Wayne’s World, Sol goes on to lead the crowd in a raucous chant, “Party on!”
The next day, Sol visits his ex-wife Katy’s house to pick up his two sons for the weekend....
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