The Northman: A bleak and barbaric reminder of the sin we’ve been saved from
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Nick Mance2022-05-11T08:30:00
Robert Eggers’ lastest movie is an epic tale based on Norse mythology with a star-studded cast. But while the graphic violence may make it a hard watch for many Christians, Nick Mance found it a strong reminder of the consequences of free will and the grace of God
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