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View Results. We hope what you find here will add to your understanding of and appreciation for the Bible. June 5, Andy Rau. Andy is the former senior manager of content for Bible Gateway. He currently works at Calvin College. Search the Blog. Follow biblegateway. Twitter: biblegateway "God delights in using women to serve as leaders and to communicate his word to others To read the entire Bible. To read a few Bible verses each day.

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To memorize verses or sections of the Bible. To start a new personal Bible study. To participate in a Bible study group. To read or learn more about the Bible. Something else. The Fleischer Brothers made the first animated films cartoons that featured a soundtrack, a series of 36 films released in the mids that were the precursors to karaoke.

They were also the first audience participation films, with sing-along lyrics and a 'bouncing-ball' helper. The Thief of Bagdad This classic Arabian nights fantasy-tale by director Raoul Walsh, with star Douglas Fairbanks as the title character, showed off state of the art, revolutionary visual effects and displayed legendary production design. Sergei Eisenstein's Russian film was famous for its pioneering, revolutionary and innovative use of montage - a rhythmic juxtaposition of unrelated, cross-cut images that created associations in the audience's mind of a violent massacre - although mostly unseen.

The famed Odessa Steps sequence contained separate shots, using editing and cutting to convey heightened emotion and dramatic meaning, with close ups some extreme , long shots, camera pans in every direction and subtle time shifts. It was filmed with some two-color Technicolor sequences e. The Lost World This was a notable, ground-breaking film in establishing its genre - 'live' and life-like giant monsters-dinosaurs, later replicated in Gojira , Jp. It was the first feature-length dinosaur-oriented science-fiction film to be released. Willis O'Brien, later famed for King Kong , was responsible for this pioneering film's first major use primitive of stop-motion animation in a feature film - especially the sight of a brontosaurus running wild in the streets of London, and knocking down people with its tail.

O'Brien used small-scale puppet models that were filmed frame-by-frame on miniature sets and landscapes. Live action and stop-motion animation would be combined by putting the two negatives together using split-screens. This film also used the technique of a traveling matte the process of adding a moving element to a frame so that it could be separated as an element and combined with a different background - for example, in one sequence top image , actress Bessie Love was matted into the frame as she cowered below the Tyrannosaurus.

Actor-producer-star Douglas Fairbanks' ultimate pirate film silent was historically significant - the adventure swashbuckler was the first full-length blockbuster color film. The two-color process was first introduced in The Toll of the Sea - see above, and in some sequences of Ben-Hur: A Tale of the Christ - also see above.

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It boasted the use of an experimental early Technicolor two-color process, although it was also filmed in black and white. Using its newly developed Vitaphone sound-on-disk process, Warners Studios added a score and sound effects to this John Barrymore silent already in production, beginning a revolution in sound. It was the first mainstream film that replaced the traditional use of a live orchestra or organ for the soundtrack a recorded musical score of the New York Philharmonic , and successfully coordinated audio sound on a recorded disc synchronized to play in conjunction with a projected motion picture.

The sounds in the film consisted of some sound effects and music, but no dialogue. The Jazz Singer Although this film was not the first sound film, nor the first 'talkie' film or the first movie musical, it was the first feature-length Hollywood "talkie" film in which spoken dialogue synchronized was used as part of the dramatic action. Audiences were wildly enthusiastic when America's favorite jazz singer and superstar Al Jolson broke into song, ad-libbed extemporaneously with his mother at the piano while singing "Blue Skies", and proclaimed the famous line to introduce a musical number:.

You ain't heard nothin' yet! Fritz Lang significantly advanced the art of using elaborate model miniatures to create vast city-scapes. In the film's opening, animated airplanes fly above the futuristic dystopian city filled with more animated automobiles. Other perspective techniques created the illusion of distance and size. The film also employed matte paintings, complex compositing, and back or rear projection for example, the scene of ruling Master Joh Fredersen Alfred Abel speaking to his foreman Grot on a video-phone TV screen.

And many details of the film were technical marvels, including crazed scientist-inventor Rotwang's Rudolf Klein-Rogge lab, the unveiling of the robot, and the rings rising and falling on the robot a multiple exposure shot. It was the first film to successfully use the German Schufftan process -- an in-camera, optical special effect that was an early precursor of the bluescreen. The process used mirrors to create the illusion of live actors in huge sets that were actually miniatures of scenery composed of painted or modeled backgrounds , such as the scene set in the sports stadium.

This early process was soon replaced by the simpler, more efficient matte method and by bluescreen effects. This milestone film from Abel Gance was the first in stereo sound.


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Two years after its release, it was first shown on triple screens using three projectors in Paris in January of - a foreshadowing of Cinerama or 'widescreen' films. The finale was a spectacular triptych played on three screens that, together, measured about 90 feet wide. Three different images were projected in synchronization by three separate cameras, a technique known as Polyvision. It was a remarkable masterpiece, innovatively overlaying double exposures and dissolves, and composing multiple images in the same frame. It was also famous for its use of split screens, ultra-wide scenes, a moving camera Gance mounted cameras on horses, elevators--even guillotines--to achieve unusual effects , and color tinting to illustrate setting or mood: blue tones for night and red-orange for the battle of Toulon.

The first reported example of the use of "freeze-frame" the film term for a special effect camera shot or optical technique that halts the action on a single frame of film, giving the impression of a still photo was in one of director Alfred Hitchcock's lesser silent era films. There was also an interesting shot essentially repeated twice, both in the opening and in the conclusion with a giant champagne glass used as a prop.

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In the first instance, after the removal of the wired top of a champagne bottle in gigantic closeup, using a large prop , and the pouring of the champagne into a glass, the drinker looked through the bottom of the glass to see a crystal ball-like view of dancing couples onboard an ocean liner. The glass served as a fish-eye lens. There is no way of making a hedge grow like pruning it. There is no way of making sex interesting like repressing it. And as a result of all these centuries of sexual repression and associating it with dirt, the West has developed a peculiar form of eroticism.

It is simply a method of making sex prurient and exciting in a kind of dirty way. I suppose it is to be recommended to people who are not feeling very frisky and need to be pepped up. The other side of the problem is much more interesting. That is to say, the first thing I mentioned, why it is that there has been a problem for human beings about pleasure? We take sexual activity as a supreme pleasure, as a supreme involvement of oneself with the body and the physical world. Why should there be a problem here? That the physical world is transient and impermanent; it falls apart.

Bodies that were once strong, smooth, and lovely in use begin to wither and become corrupt and turn at last into skeletons. If you cling on to one of those bodies and it suddenly turns into a skeleton in your hand, as it will if you speed up your sense of time a little, you will feel cheated. There has been for centuries a lament about this, that life is so short, and all the beauties of this world fall apart.

Therefore, if you are wise you do not set your heart on mortal beauty, but you set your heart on spiritual values that are imperishable. Even Omar Khayyam [Khajam] says:. The idea is that, to the degree that you identify yourself with the body and with the pleasures of the body, to that degree you are simply go to be something that is sucked away in the course of transience.

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Therefore hold yourself aloof, as in for example the advise of many Hindus in the practice of yoga, you are advised to look upon all sensory experiences as something out there, that you simply witness. You, yourself identify yourself with the eternal, spiritual, unchanging self—the witness of all that goes on—but who is no more involved in, say, the smoothness or the color of the mirror is affected by the things which it reflects.

You will find this all over the place. The problem being why a physical universe at all in that case? If God is in some way responsible for the existence of creation, and if this creation is basically a snare, why did He do it?

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And because according to some theologies, the physical universe is looked upon as a mistake, as a fall from the divine state, as if something went wrong in the heavenly domain, causing spirits, such as we are, to fall from their highest state and become involved with animal bodies. There is an ancient analogy of man, which runs right through to the present time, that your relationship to your body is that of a rider to a horse. Saint Francis called his body Brother Ass.

That you are a rational soul in charge of an animal body. And therefore if you belong to the old fashioned school, you beat it into submission. I suppose said I beat my body into submission. Or if you are a Freudian you treat your horse not with a whip but with lumps of sugar, kindly; but it is still your horse. Even in Freud there is a very strong element of Puritanism.

And how he shows that Freud basically thought that sex was degrading, but nevertheless something biologically unavoidable, something terribly necessary, which could not just be swept aside but had to be dealt with. But there is you see that heritage of thinking of ourselves as divided, the ego as the rational soul of spiritual origin and the physical body as the animal component.

Therefore, all success in life, spiritual success requires the spiritualization of the animal component, the sublimation of its dirty and strange urges. So that is thoroughly cleaned up. I suppose the ideal sexual relationship of such persons would be held on an operating table under disinfectant sprays. Of course, it is true that the physical world, its beauty and so on is transient. We are all falling apart in some way or other, especially after we pass the peak of youth.