Moral Rating: | Excellent! |
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Primary Audience: | • Adults • Young-Adults • Teens |
Genre: | Christian Romance Apologetics Drama |
Length: | 1 hr. 30 min. |
Year of Release: | 1964 |
USA Release: |
About JESUS CHRIST—Answers to frequently-asked-questions
Is Jesus Christ merely a legend? Answer
How did Jesus Christ die? Answer
Is Jesus Christ a man, or is he God? Answer
Is Jesus Christ really God? Answer
If Jesus is God, how could he die? If Jesus died on the cross, then how can he be alive today? Answer
MIRACLES—Has science disproved the miracles associated with Jesus Christ? Answer
ARCHAEOLOGY—Have any burial sites been found for the people involved in Christ’s life and death? Answer
How do we know the Bible is true? Answer
How can the Bible be infallible if it was written by fallible humans? Answer
Do real scientists believe in Creation for scientific reasons?
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What has archaeology shown regarding the authenticity of the Bible?
Learn more about the resurrection of Jesus Christ
What does God think of “missionary dating”?
Featuring |
Tony Mockus … Dr. Mark Atwood Flo Price … Dr. Lynn Scott, physician Jack Ryan … Eric Scott, President of AstroMedic Research Corp. Les Sutter Jr. … Abe, scientist at AstroMedic Tom Taylor … Murray, scientist at AstroMedic Lowell Lytle … Missionary Physician Ernest Gonzales … Guerilla leader Dr. Bruce Dunn … Dr. B.J. Gordon, Professor of New Testament William Nolden … Mimi Sellers … Lew Prentiss … Ruby Thompson … W.C. Thompson … Barry Hopkins … Dorothy Hanson … Belle, secretary Elaine Sutter … Helen Sanders, Lynn’s friend Mary Erickson … Terri Raymond (Lynn’s friend) William Garvin … Barbara Gonzales … Leone Erickson … Waitress Lucha Miller … |
Director | Stanley E. Taylor (Stan Taylor) |
Producer | Films for Christ |
Distributor | Christian Answers (Films for Christ) |
An award-winning evangelistic and apologetics drama
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!
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This film is set in beautiful scenery and is a classic in timeliness and relevance.
My Ratings: [Excellent! / 5]