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Watchman Fellowship, USA
May 20, 2005 Press Release
www.watchman.org

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ReligionNewsBlog.com • Item 11232 • Posted: Saturday May 21, 2005  

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Did you know in the latest census in Great Britain, 390,000 people reported their religion as “Jedi.” Officials are left to question the motives of the respondents who successfully skewed the census. The “Jedi Religion” now ranks 4th overall behind Christians, Muslims, and Hindus and actually ahead of Jews and Atheists in Great Britain.

The sixth and (possibly) final Star Wars movie, Episode III: The Revenge of the Sith, recently opened in theaters around the world.

In response, Christian apologist Rob Bowman has written a Watchman Fellowship Profile on Star Wars.

In the Profile, Rob Bowman discusses the influence, religious themes, and philosophical implications of the whole Star Wars saga.

The Star Wars Profile is available as a free download from AKPC_IDS += "11232,";

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