Beloved Enemy

Moral Rating:

Excellent!

Moviemaking Quality:

Primary Audience:

• Adults • Young-Adults • Teens

Genre:

Christian Drama

Length:

1 hr. 30 min.

Year of Release:

1964

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Starring: Tony Mockus, Flo Price | Written and directed by: Stanley E. Taylor | Produced and distributed by: Films for Christ

This classic Christian drama presents convincing evidence that Christ rose from the dead. “Beloved Enemy” is the story of a skeptical scientist’s search for truth.

The action flows from ski slopes to jungles and involves the relationship of a Christian woman who—due to her desire to obey God’s Word—refuses to marry a non-believer, an attractive, but agnostic young scientist.

The message of this film is as relevant today as when it won “Best Evangelical Film of 1964”—and maybe more so! Excellent for an all church Family Night, a 50s/60s theme event, the Easter holidays, New Year’s Eve, or for your own home video collection.

Positive—I saw this movie as a teenager and have always remembered it; I would say that it probably impacted my life in ways that I did not recognize at the time—one being the Biblical principle of maintaining a stand not to marry an unbeliever no matter how attractive, intelligent and appealing that potential partner might be, as was the male star in this movie; and secondly, that when a scientist or anyone seeks truly to find truth, that road eventually leads to God and His irrefutable knowledge and love. This film is set in beautiful scenery and is a classic in timeliness and relevance.
My Ratings: [Excellent! / 5]

Lee Cooper, age 55