Has it not always been obvious? Elizabeth James is a metaphor for God the Father…right? In this episode we discuss reconciliation as it is presented in Nancy Meyers’ Parent Trap remake and the ways that it echoes the cosmic reconciliation that God is authoring through the Gospel.
 
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Has it not always been obvious? Elizabeth James is a metaphor for God the Father…right? In this episode we discuss reconciliation as it is presented in Nancy Meyers’ Parent Trap remake and the ways that it echoes the cosmic reconciliation that God is authoring through the Gospel. Lexi Chase Media: https://lexichasemedia.com/contact

Has it not always been obvious? Elizabeth James is a metaphor for God the Father…right? In this episode we discuss reconciliation as it is presented in Nancy Meyers’ Parent Trap remake and the ways that it echoes the cosmic reconciliation that God is authoring through the Gospel.
 
Lexi Chase Media: <a href="https://lexichasemedia.com/contact" rel="noopener noreferrer">https://lexichasemedia.com/contact</a>

The Parent Trap (1998)

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We want to help you see the teachings of Jesus in the movies you love. "Credits" is a podcast where we take a look at movies through a biblical lens. We believe that many times the most powerful moments or ideas in cinema resonate with viewers like us because they are a reflection of something true. Scripture is our ultimate basis for truth, and we believe that the story of Jesus is the greatest story ever told. So we think that filmmakers can unknowingly illustrate powerful truths from God’s word in their art.

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The Parent Trap (1998)

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