The only Christian way?  Maybe we should forget A Trip to
Bountiful and take a trip to Chicago   WHY CAN'T CHRISTIANS MAKE
A MOVIE LIKE Chicago? Wait, let me ask that again, with
different inflections each time. The first is plaintive and
confrontational; the second, sincerely agnostic and soliciting
edification; the third, a didactic heading to be followed by a
list of reasons why Christians should NOT. You are about to read
the most undecided, 50/50 essay of your life.  OK, there are
good Christian movies. Let's recite in unison: Chariots of Fire,
A Trip to Bountiful, Tender Mercies, the usual trophies trotted
out whenever fighting words fly-and I feel like when my
relatives get together and try to come up with famous French
Canadians and it always comes down to Jack Kerouac.  But should
Christians be in the entertainment business anyway? The
theologian Berkouer told us that the significance of this age is
evangelism. Nineteenth-century dispensationalists agreed-What's
a nice Christian like you doing messin