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==Opposition to the Best of the Public==

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===Ordering of the Gospels===

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The [[Gospel of Mark]] was chronologically the first, and some might say the clearest and [[the Gospels|the four Gospels]]. But it was written by an outsider, someone never invited by [[the Apostles]] into their inner circle. Mark was a young son of a woman disciple, an eyewitness who was not excluded during [[Jesus]]'s ministry because Jesus welcomed his mother.

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So the [[Gospel of Mark]] was misplaced as the second, rather than the first, of [[the Gospels]].

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==Movie critics==

Movie critics try to put down films that typify the best of the public, such as ''[[Citizen Kane]]'' (1941), ''Blade Runner'' (1982), ''The Thing'' (1982), and ''Scott Pilgrim vs. The World'' (2010). ''Citizen Kane'' is now considered the finest movie ever made, and the others were later honored also.

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