The Way of the Master

Back in the day when Kirk Cameron was teen bubblegum idol whose face and form adorned many covers of Tiger Beat and Growing Pains was the most popular show he got into fundamentalist religion. The producers at ABC must have wondered why couldn't they get stuck with an ordinary demanding teen idol who smoked a little dope now and then.

I wish someone would turn those silly questions on Kirk Cameron and ask him some things he might not want to admit to. Of course since he's got the word from Jesus he's going to heaven and you're not. I think Jesus doesn't do or like smug. That's what the Cameron approach is, my way or the highway religion.

You've got to admit that Kirk has certainly found a way to keep a career of sorts going when most teen idols last five years maximum. With his Kiwi sidekick Ray Comfort it's the message he delivers in these 41 episodes of Way Of The Master.

Tolerance, diversity are not to be found in the Cameron/Comfort vocabulary. Skip this show.

A terrific display of the lack of knowledge and culture that the average American has pertaining to anything other than popular trends of the moment and selfish personal pride.

The show does an incredible job of pin-pointing such a variety of people from the average Christian, to the non-intelligent person, to the very intellectual atheist, and even talks one on one with highly involved members of the church of Satan.

Kirk Cameron is a great speaker of the truth, and has tremendous insight into the real matters of today, so that he can talk to . He and Ray Comfort are regular guys just like the everyday citizen, who have taken it upon themselves to gain extensive knowledge about the Bible, and not let lame false generalizations of Christianity influence people. Both Cameron and Comfort approach each issue discussed with pure and simple unquestionable logic, that actually directly relates to the individual they are speaking to, instead of speaking over people's heads to where they cannot understand.

This show is not all about fire and brimstone, but rather about understanding that there really is so much more to life, and that everyone from the extreme idiotic to the overly prideful has a chance to become great, for they have it within themselves.

It is really sad that people would say Jesus is lame and that this show is offensive. Jesus died for me and you, even though you think he is lame, and whether you believe it or not. One day you will believe it, but by then it will be too late. Maybe instead of watching the show and judging it, you should watch the show and learn about the wonderful things Jesus did for us. Just because you don't believe, does not mean it is not true. And for the person who said they prefer hell, obviously you have no idea what you are heading for, but I'm glad you are looking forward to it. It's funny that those that say they don't believe in God are the first ones to call on Him when they are sick or in trouble. I will pray for all of you that you will come to accept the truth before it is too late.

This is so awesome and everyone should check it out. Why? Because you will quickly learn what is most important in life and how to share that with others. If you saw someone drowning would you would try to save them if you knew you could. However if they did not think you were drowning and you came and pulled them out of the water they would get angry. As a Christian you are in this same situation. Most people do not realize they are drowning (headed for hell) and need to be saved.

In this video you will learn how to show them they are drowning and need to be saved. Only then will they repent and trust in Jesus Christ to save them from the punishment of their sins.

If you click on the IMDb Rating (the number of stars), you will see the graph that reveals the numbers. Right away you will see that the very highest rating -10, and the very lowest rating -1, make up the overwhelming majority of the ratings. The middle numbers come nowhere close to the two extremes of 1 and 10. THIS is why you cannot trust the rating numbers, nor the reviews. They are clearly artificial.

Why?

Because the topic of the show is Christianity, those who are very much against Christianity (haters) are prone to giving this show a very biased and dishonest rating due to their bias. Likewise, it is clear that many Christians in an effort to try and cancel out the dishonest 1 ratings from the haters give the show an artificially high 10 rating.

It is quite obvious that the OVERWHELMING MAJORITY of the haters who gave the show a 1/10 STARS and a scathing review either watched only a very small portion of a single episode, or more likely, did not watch any episode at all. Instead, they just added their 1 rating and scathing review due to their hate. Although many Christians (in my opinion) gave an artificially high rating of 10 to the show, I can confidently say that unlike the haters, no doubt the Christians actually watched the shows. Honestly, how many productions are actually worth of a 10 rating, indicating "perfection"? You can probably count them ion your hands. And so...although in my opinion the show does not deserve a 10 rating, I gave it what I considered to be an honest rating of 8. This is because I honestly believe that the show was VERY WELL DONE! Over the past 50 years, I have seen many "Christian productions", and unfortunately they generally have a well deserved poor reputation due to their overall poor quality, with a few rare exceptions. I believe that THE WAY OF THE MASTER is definitely one of those exceptions because the production is very professionally presented in the manner of what one has come to expect in high budget television productions. The sets, effects, cinematography, scripts, and even the two hosts, Ray Comfort and Kirk Cameron were all really quite outstanding and well worth watching. Obviously, one goes into watching these programs with the understanding that they are presenting Christian ideology. As such, I think that anyone who is critical of the show for that reason is foolish as they are exposing their inability to be broadminded and able to think rationally. I've read many of the 1/10 reviews, and for the most part, any person of average intelligence can clearly see the bias against the subject matter... Christianity... rather than on the show itself. So forget the reviews, use YOUR OWN intelligence and watch the show with an open mind. Then, do enjoy the show just as I did!