The Theology and Cinema Challenge over the showing of Jesus Christ

propagate the mysterious teachings of Jesus Christ, including being completely God and completely man, the mystery of the Incarnation, the Trinity, and the Resurrection. In the modern world, a phenomenon like cinema tends to make everything as spectacular and accessible as possible. Since the Bible was the best-selling book of all time, Jesus Christ was the most popular and well-known figure in the history of cinema. With the advent of Jesus Christ into cinema, theology has challenged these imageries with cinema, and many films have provoked reactions of churches and the religious communities. The secularization and de-sanctification of the character of Jesus Christ, the portrayal of Jesus as an ordinary human being who sometimes even doubts his mission, is nervous and withdrawn, and has very little power to communicate with his apostles and people, are among the illustrations that the church Has been evaluated in contrast to the Bible. On the contrary, some believe that presenting the image of Jesus Christ, despite all the difficulties it has brought to the filmmaker and actor, has been very useful in introducing Christ to the modern audience. The films lead the audience to a "double view", a view beyond and deeper than what the image offers, and its purpose is to attract the audience to the theology behind these images