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This is CBSI in the world with Salinasito, the Pittsburgh Post-Kazet, the New York Post,

and the Washington Examiner, observing sports in America in the 21st century.

And how sports are now controversial because of events, one or two events that associate

good fair play and safe play with religion or at least prayer. It is one aspect of why prayer is

suddenly in the news now and again, but never to my knowledge positively. Always as in what's going

on there is this separating people into unhappy categories. A Salina, you've got to help us with a

movie you've seen called the Jesus Revolution. What is that?

So the Jesus Revolution is a faith-based movie. It stars Kelsey Grammer of the Cheers fame.

And it's about the moment in the 60s and 70s where there was this awakening among young people

and bringing them back to faith. And they were filled as the story goes with the Holy Spirit.

And it was a remarkable time. I can remember it as a young woman or a young teenager.

I think one of the high points in terms of Hollywood's understanding of this was the making of the

movie Jesus Christ Superstar. And it reflected the sort of hippie embrace of faith. And the Jesus

Revolution, nobody expected it in Hollywood to do much. And surprise, surprise, it ranked third

in its opening weekend, right literally right behind a Marvel movie. And very almost surpassed

in Marvel movie. And it has continued months later to still be a force in the Hollywood box office.

That just doesn't happen. We need to connect this with sports stories.

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