As with last year’s Muslims Like Us, two-part documentary Christians Like Us assembles a group of Christians of various denominations. Watch the trailer below.
Christians Like Us comes at a critical time for the church – in between the Cardinal Pell verdict and declining congregations, things have been better for Christianity.
The 10 participants hold wildly differing views about issues like same-sex marriage and the role of women in the church.
Only 2 sleeps to go! So scared/nervous/excited/can't freaking wait for this to go to air/ what the freak have I done???????/acceptance that it is all out there now.
— Rev Tiffany Sparks (@RevTiffany) April 1, 2019
Clearly many feels. #christianslikeushttps://t.co/BxyGNJrvV9
There’s the inevitable slow start as people are introduced and get to know each other, before the mostly polite but occasionally spirited clash of opinions. So far, so safe.
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But halfway through this week’s first episode, one of the men shares his history of sexual abuse by a priest, giving the exercise much more impact and weight, especially if it can help viewers with similar experiences. (Starts Wed., Apr. 3 at 8.35pm; SBS) 3 stars
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