Con Air Worldview

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Religion

 

Written by:

Wilbur J

 

Date added:

July 10, 2012

 

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University

 

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A

 

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4 / 884

 

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In another scene, Baby-O is shot through a struggle on the plane. He then questions Poe about if there is a God. His answer, I'm going to show you that God does exist! These two take a very theistic view towards God, although they don't admit to being a Christian, they do acknowledge "a" God of some form...
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The entire "gang" of convicts follows a naturalist worldview exactly. There is no God; they can altar their own destiny. This is very evident throughout the entire movie. The character that portrays the naturalist world best would be Cyrus Grissom, the leader of the renegade convicts. Cyrus feels that he has total control over every situation...
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