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Biblical Intertextuality (Part 6): Five Biblical Themes in “The Matrix”

Posted on December 10, 2015 by joelando11@yahoo.com / 0 Comment

Given the basic plot of The Matrix, there are five essential biblical themes, one of which is a “Jonah theme,” that are essential to furthering the plot. The ot...

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Biblical Intertextuality (Part 5): Jonah and The Matrix (along with a few other biblical themes)

Posted on December 9, 2015 by joelando11@yahoo.com / 0 Comment

As hard as it is to believe, The Matrix is 16 years old. As I sat in the movie theater, watching The Matrix for the first time, I had two distinct impressions. ...

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