and beth moore for those of you who are outside of the evangelical movement, beth moore has had -- longraordinary voice. i remember being in pensacola, florida, she'd go to the pensacola civic center and fill it up. women all across the area, men would go there and fill it up. she's had an extraordinary following among evangelical women especially over the past 30, 40 years. she wrote this yesterday, rev. i do not believe these are days for mincing words. i'm 63 1/2 years old. and i have never seen anything in these united states of america, i found more astonishingly seductive and dangerous to the saint of god than trumpism. this christian nationalism is not of god. move back from it. >> good for her. >> the thing i'm having trouble with, rev, and i guess you are not as quite as shocked because i have heard that, you know, before my time, white preachers across the south would also support segregation and also some would justify slavery. so maybe this isn't quite so shocking to you for a kid like me that grew up in a church after that time period, at least the churches i went to, i'll

did you have that in your mind when you are writing, that every outfit that beth moore would representhe white queen? do you know, one of the only conflicts i had was a director, not scott, over the ending. i wanted a rocky ending and he wanted something much quieter than that. that was at a time when heath ledger was attached to direct. we went to and fro and he died before we ever came to a conclusion on it, but i wanted it to be rocky because essentially that's what it is. two people slugging it out in front of other witnesses. so i'm glad you thought the ending had muscle in it. so sad that heath ledger didn't get to see this project through, of course. tragedy. he was so supportive of it. is that because he loved chess?” think i was a big part of it. i think i was a big part of it. i think it was also looking for a project to direct and for the same reason that i've always believed in this project, he thought that was a good starting place because it's a cracking yarn. you simply stand behind the girl and want her to do well, want her to not screw up her life with drugs, etc. do y

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