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What are people doing in order to learn about religious ideas and practices?

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They are watching films

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What are films about religion replacing with regards to learning about religion?

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Religious films have started to replace Holy Books and Scriptures when learning about religion

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What captivates audiences worldwide?

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Media

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How long has media manage to captivate audiences?

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For many generations

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What means media has become more accessible?

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Mass communication

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What has become a problem for filmmakers?

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They have to appeal to more people of different cultures and beliefs

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What is an issue with religious films?

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They can wrongly interpret religious aspects

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What do filmmakers have to get correct?

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Religious and spiritual themes

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If filmmakers get specific religious ideas and beliefs in their film what can this cause?

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Religious outrage in communities

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Who does the film “Narnia” appeal to?

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Children and adults

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Was Narnia intended by C.S.Lewis to focus on religious themes?

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C.S.Lewis had not intended to focus on religious themes

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Who sacrifices themselves for the good of Edmund?

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Aslan

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What does Aslan’s sacrifice for Edmund closely relate to?

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The sacrifice of Jesus who died to save humanity from their sins

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What is Edmund a symbol of?

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Humanity

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What is used to display the importance of Aslan’s resurrection scene?

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Non-Diegetic sound and lighting

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Why do the filmmakers use non-diegetic sound and lighting in the resurrection scene?

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They use it to display how Aslan’s body is not the same after resurrection just as Jesus’s was

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What do the character’s become to the audience?

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As the film was a book the characters were relatable, however as a film they become alive, more relatable and lovable to the audience

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What scene is the most captivating throughout the film?

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Aslan’s crucifixion scene

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How is Aslan’s resurrection scene closely linked to Jesus’s?

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Aslan wears a crown of thorns and is mocked by the soldiers

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How do both Jesus and Aslan become sacrificed?

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They are betrayed

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Which characters especially appeal to children?

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The talking animals as they use witty remarks, however animals are already lovable creatures to children

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What religion is represented in Narnia?

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Christianity

23
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Why did Jesus willingly sacrifice himself?

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He died to save humanity from their sins

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When Aslan is resurrected what does he bring to the people of Narnia?

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He brings hope and strength to those fighting against the White Witch

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What did Jesus bring when he too was resurrected?

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He brings hope and salvation to humanity

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What is the professor depicted as?

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God as he only appears to the children at a time of need just as God did for Jesus

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What are the children referred as throughout the film?

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‘Sons of Adam’ and ‘Daughters of Eve’

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What is the film considered?

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A religious allegory

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What type of film is Narnia?

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A children’s film

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What are the characters distinct representations of?

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Characters from the Biblical story

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Who is Aslan depicted as?

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Jesus

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Who is Edmund depicted as

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Judas

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Who does Edmund betray?

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Both Aslan and his family just as Judas had done to Jesus

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What do the children do when they first come across Mr Tumnus’s cave?

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They roll the stone away like they had done to Jesus’s tomb only to find it empty

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What does the empty cave suggest?

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The need to search for the truth and what is considered as morally right

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What prophecy is reflected throughout the film?

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The prophecy of Jesus is reflected, there is a prophecy that “Two ‘Sons of Adam’ and two ‘Daughters of Eve’ will defeat the White Witch and restore peace to Narnia.”

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What will the prophecy do for Narnia?

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Restore peace throughout Narnia

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What is the film showing will overcome all?

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Love

39
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What did Jesus have for humanity?

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Agape

40
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What did Jesus’s love for all humanity bring?

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Salvation

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