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How a religious or moral issue of concern to Christians has been dealt with in either a TV drama or film.
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Elaine Mealey 11C1 Religion and the Media: RS coursework - part 3 How a religious or moral issue of concern to Christians has been dealt with in either a TV drama or film CS Lewis otherwise known as 'Jack' wrote many children books based on Christianity and strengthened an argument that Christianity had largely forgotten - 'The Freewill argument'. Jack argues that God wants the innocent to suffer, but many believers have lost faith because of this. Many people wonder why God wants us to suffer. In the film 'Shadowlands' it explores the reasons behind this question, around the idea that 'experience' is a brutal and necessary teacher. This is 'The Freewill argument'. 'Shadowlands' illustrates the 'Freewill argument', by using Jack's life as an example. Jack tragically lost his mother when young, but he learned from this to avoid becoming emotionally with others so that he wouldn't have to suffer pain later on. This...
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