Anti-Semitism and ‘Temptation of Christ’ Film
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If Christian protesters against the film feel so threatened by it, there is more wrong with their faith than with the film (Metro, July 20). And the surest way to get people to see that movie is to declare it morally offensive. Surely Christian energy could be put to better use by vigorously condemning modern warfare and the manufacture and possible use to nuclear weapons.
The church would honor Jesus far more by working harder for world peace than by crusading against an off-beat version of his inner life.
VANCE GEIER
Highland Park
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