Never Been Unloved

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The Scriptures declare that we all fall short of the glory of God. But despite our sin, Jesus radically pursues us to show that we have always been loved. Music by Michael W. Smith.

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[Ghostcavador]

This is my jam! All the arguments happening here are the diversity of many. We must except that were all different and are on different levels of our journey in life, lets respect each others beliefs and just enjoy the video.

[StbRaleigh613]

I havent talked to my dad in forever and he just sent me this song via email. I havent cried this much in a long time. Im glad my Dad is there to remind me that Im still in his heart, no matter what has happened and everything that has gone wrong. And he will ALWAYS be in my heart. Forever I love you dad :) <3

[Oesthassel]

I love you're vidoes so mutch!!

[Xeria]

Great video

[neeta47]

Loved this song, and I still do, of course!

[SeriphArcher]

So it most certainly wasn't a red herring. I just find it ironic that the sexist undertones line up with the historical stance in christianity about how women have weaker wills than men, and that men are obsessed with sex and greed.

As I said, strong video, but people who are not christian will pick up on it relatively fast. Note how someone else felt the same way when they saw it.

[SeriphArcher]

@hughfire

Intention and realization in art often don't line up, and when they don't the perception that is put forward is often something the art director did not realize. I did not claim the sexist undertones were put there on purpose, however; that does not change the fact that my analysis is correct. Men have sins of worth and females are given sins of will. This normally would not be an issue if it wasn't for the fact that christianity often assigns gender roles to those specific sins.

[samuelbcn]

Watership Down no?

[hughfire]

@SeriphArcher I think that is a broad and sweeping statement that really isn't borne out in viewing the video. There may be a couple that may be seen that way but only if you looking for it. More than likely, spoken as someone who has worked on similar sorts of things. The art direction probably has a lot less to do with gender and more to do with what photograph that is available fits best with the phrase and layout at the time. I think you are looking for a Red Herring that just doesn't exist.