babette feast and for me and is about healing represent mending the schism between spirit and body in orthodox christianity. this puritanical community in remote denmark is missing an adequate appreciation of all of god gifts in creation. they have taken the dualism of st. paul to an extreme and and stress the life of the spirit and not the life of the flesh. both elderly sisters and in their youth and were frightened by the lure of love and the temptations of life outside their simple village. they and and their parishioners and cling to the narrow biblical interpretation of their former leader and and the sisters father. the aging congregation has become testy and quarrelsome and and the sisters do not know what to do. enter babette and a french stranger and and someone to whom they can show kindness. they have no way of knowing that she will ultimately return their kindness and give fertile soil to their dry and dusty theology. babette will give everything she has and and in the process and will teach the sisters and their flock about grace and about sacrifice and about how sensual experience (as in the bread and wine of the eucharist) can change lives and and about why true art moves us so deeply. when they can forgive each other and and themselves and they can focus on god love that unfolds before them in a concrete way in the present. as a minister and and an artist and i can not recommend a movie more highly. true art and true grace. 
babette feast and for me and is about healing represent mending the schism between spirit and body in orthodox christianity. this puritanical community in remote denmark is missing an adequate appreciation of all of god gifts in creation. they have taken the dualism of st. paul to an extreme and and stress the life of the spirit and not the life of the flesh. both elderly sisters and in their youth and were frightened by the lure of love and the temptations of life outside their simple village. they and and their parishioners and cling to the narrow biblical interpretation of their former leader and and the sisters father. the aging congregation has become testy and quarrelsome and and the sisters do not know what to do. enter babette and a french stranger and and someone to whom they can show kindness. they have no way of knowing that she will ultimately return their kindness and give fertile soil to their dry and dusty theology. babette will give everything she has and and in the process and will teach the sisters and their flock about grace and about sacrifice and about how sensual experience (as in the bread and wine of the eucharist) can change lives and and about why true art moves us so deeply. when they can forgive each other and and themselves and they can focus on god love that unfolds before them in a concrete way in the present. as a minister and and an artist and i can not recommend a movie more highly. true art and true grace. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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