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Essay:Greatest Conservative Movies (view source)

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The Conjuring: portrays the spiritual struggle between good and evil in the setting of a home that is possessed by demons, and includes express references to Christian concepts such as the Trinity.
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|''Cool Hand Luke''
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|''Contact''
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|1967
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|1997
 
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|Admires the refusal of a man (played by Paul Newman, while supporting actor George Kennedy won the Oscar) to allow his spirit to be broken, complete with religious symbolism. This movie glorifies masculinity and portrays the [[Deep South]] favorably.
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|The overall message is about how science and faith do not have to be in opposition to one another.
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|''[[The Conjuring]]''
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|2013
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|portrays the spiritual struggle between good and [[evil]] in the setting of a home that is possessed by [[demon]]s, and includes express references to [[Christian]] concepts such as the [[Trinity]].
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|''Courageous''
 
|''Courageous''
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