Famous quotes by Kirk Cameron:
"[Or if getting to heaven were all about] being a good person, ... surely you could join all sorts of churches or charitable organizations that could improve your benevolence and good works in the community. But those things have nothing to do with getting to heaven."
"Have you ever told a lie? Then you are a liar. How many murders do you have to commit to be a murderer? Just one. If you have told even one lie, that makes you a liar. The Bible warns that all liars will have their part in the Lake of Fire (Revelation 21:8). You may not think deceitfulness is a serious sin, but God does."
"If you had the cure to cancer wouldn't you share it? ... You have the cure to death ... get out there and share it."
"The Left Behind franchise is set in the End Times, but the story is about turning to your faith in God and seeking His will during difficult times. This story could just as easily be told in the setting of a natural disaster or terrorist attack. Ten out of ten people will die, and this movie requires the audience to think about what will happen to them when their time on earth comes to an end. The Gospel message remains the same regardless of the circumstances."
"It's a unique distribution strategy. They're really out-of-the-box thinkers,"
"[This time, they've got Louis Gossett Jr. as the president of the United States.] Lou kicked the acting up a level, ... There's one scene at the very end between me and him. The White House is on fire, the end is near ... in a lesser actor's hands, it might not have worked."
"I don't like to be the go-to expert on biblical prophecy,"
"A lot of people are trying to take advantage of the Christian marketplace now, but because of my personal life, it's not a new market for me."
"Left Behind: World at War."
"Anybody who hears the word about the movie, ... should talk to their pastor and ask to do it at their church. If they have a DVD player and a screen, they can do it. There is curriculum that can be downloaded from the website that pastors can give to their people for studies and outreaches to their community. Everything is there. We just need to get the word out."
