Comments on: Self exposed when the lights go out http://tonychung.ca/2008/07/self-exposed-when-the-lights-go-out/ Tony Chung is a Vancouver-based creative communications consultant who develops and optimizes websites, produces multimedia and music, writes and illustrates technical documentation, and blogs the living daylight out of faith, family, pop culture, creativity, technology, art, and whatever picks his fancy at the moment. Tue, 26 Jan 2010 14:54:33 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 By: Anne Gentle http://tonychung.ca/2008/07/self-exposed-when-the-lights-go-out/comment-page-1/#comment-21 Anne Gentle Wed, 13 Aug 2008 04:03:02 +0000 http://tonychung.ca/?p=35#comment-21 Interesting post, Tony - I am reminded of a TV show called Locked up abroad on NatGeo (<a href="http://channel.nationalgeographic.com/series/locked-up-abroad" rel="nofollow">http://channel.nationalgeographic.com/series/lo...</a>). One episode told the story of American missionaries, a married couple, who were kidnapped and held hostage in the jungle for over a year, during which time the events of September 11 occurred, much to the American's shock and their kidnapper's delight. An extremely emotional and moving show.<br><br>At one point in the show, the husband was quoted that he saw more greed and hatred in the months of their exile than he had ever seen before - not in his captors, but in himself. Your table about human nature in opposition to Christian nature reminded me of his self-observation... it was an amazing revelation to have in a television show. Great blog post. Interesting post, Tony – I am reminded of a TV show called Locked up abroad on NatGeo (http://channel.nationalgeographic.com/series/lo...). One episode told the story of American missionaries, a married couple, who were kidnapped and held hostage in the jungle for over a year, during which time the events of September 11 occurred, much to the American's shock and their kidnapper's delight. An extremely emotional and moving show.

At one point in the show, the husband was quoted that he saw more greed and hatred in the months of their exile than he had ever seen before – not in his captors, but in himself. Your table about human nature in opposition to Christian nature reminded me of his self-observation… it was an amazing revelation to have in a television show. Great blog post.

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