Let the Pentecostals tell it, and this (at the time of this writing) new, soon-to-be-released movie, based upon the book by a pastor named Tommy Tenney, produced by Matt Crouch, son of Paul and Jan Crouche—owners and founders of TBN—is the greatest thing ever, for the Christian community, since canned soup, sliced bread or even the birth of the Christ Himself. But, is it? They herald it as being true to scripture. Is it—being largely fiction, by Mr. Tenney’s own admission, with key components of the story, including the overall thrust, being inaccurate (any and every false prophet one can ever hope to encounter will always claim that his point of view is the most scriptural of all!)? The day after the premiere (10/11/06) Jan Crouch praised and appraised it not as a movie but as a prophecy from God. Really? Esther is lauded in al ...