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My eight-year-old daughter and I left the theater and walked into the bright afternoon sun holding hands. We\u2019d just seen A Wrinkle in Time<\/a>.<\/em> That\u2019s a pretty good way for a dad to finish a movie about a daughter who travels billions of light years to rescue her less-than-perfect father from the clutches of evil.<\/p>\n

As she clenched my hand, she asked, \u201cDad, would you say that was a movie about self-discovery?\u201d<\/p>\n

\u201cThat was part of it. What do you think Meg discovered?\u201d<\/p>\n

\u201cThat who she is is who she was meant to be.\u201d<\/p>\n

Pretty good<\/em>, I thought. \u201cAnd who she is is worthy\u2014and capable\u2014of love, right?\u201d<\/p>\n

She just squeezed my hand and smiled.<\/p>\n

But I bet there were some moviegoers not smiling, disappointed that the explicit Christian message of Madeleine L\u2019Engle\u2019s book morphed into the gospel of Oprah: You are good enough, so believe in yourself.<\/p>\n

Though there was more to the movie than that, I can still imagine their whining that Jesus wasn\u2019t mentioned, as he is in the book. Buddha, Rumi, Einstein, Mandela, yes\u2014but Jesus? No.<\/p>\n

But that didn\u2019t bother me. For me the question is whether the message of the movie is one I want to shape the mind and the heart of my daughter. To which I answer: Yes<\/em>.<\/p>\n

 <\/p>\n

Worthy of Love<\/h2>\n

As in the book, Meg must discover that she is worthy of love, despite the faults and fears she thinks disqualify her. I cheered when African-American Meg rejected the fantasy of herself conforming to the image society tells her is beautiful, an image that includes having straight hair like my white daughter\u2019s. And I cheered that my daughter finally got to see a courageous heroine who doesn\u2019t look like her.<\/p>\n

I know from experience that any of us can mistakenly believe ourselves unworthy of love. We imagine we are not smart enough, athletic enough, beautiful enough, thin enough, rich enough\u2014whatever<\/em> enough\u2014to fully belong, to be embraced by the human family and by the Love that moves the planets and the stars, a Love at the heart of the book and <\/em>the movie.<\/p>\n

But Meg discovered that she is worthy of love just as she is. And I\u2019m learning that I am. And my daughter got to see what the journey to discover this can look like, and that it\u2019s a journey worth taking.<\/p>\n

 <\/p>\n

Warrior of Light<\/h2>\n

But Meg didn\u2019t just learn that she\u2019s worthy of love. She also found that she\u2019s capable of love, and that such a love as hers can drive back the forces of evil. As one who can love, Meg becomes what Mrs. Whatsit, Mrs. Who, and Mrs. Which call a \u201cwarrior of light.\u201d She\u2019s joined a great army. She\u2019s now a participant in a light that is greater than her, a light that is laboring to banish evil from the cosmos.<\/p>\n

It\u2019s a calling I face every day: Don\u2019t just bask in the light of love, like a cat curled up on a warm windowsill, but love\u2014love fervently, actively, persistently. And it\u2019s a call I hope my daughter is hearing. Encompassed by love, she too can love in simple, poignant, powerful ways.<\/p>\n

Who knows what hope an eight-year-old\u2019s love might unlock in this world?<\/p>\n

 <\/p>\n

The Name of the Light<\/h2>\n

My daughter woke up early the other morning and caught me in prayer. I was reading the assigned text for the day from the third chapter of John, the familiar passage about a God who loved a cosmos enough to send a Son.<\/p>\n

The passage ends with a contrast between the way of light and the way of darkness. Those who follow the light experience the joy of knowing their \u201cdeeds are done in God.\u201d<\/p>\n

I gestured for her to join me in the La-Z-Boy. She walked over in her orange Halloween pajama bottoms, a too-large flannel shirt, and a menagerie of stuffed animals in her arms. When she climbed into my lap, I said, \u201cListen to this. I think it might remind you of the movie we saw.\u201d And I read aloud the verses from John\u2019s Gospel.<\/p>\n

When I finished, she looked up at me and smiled knowingly, just as she did in the parking lot after the movie. She is loved. She is capable of love. She can be a warrior of light. And she knows it.<\/p>\n

And she knows the Light\u2019s name. She doesn\u2019t need Hollywood to tell her that.<\/p>\n

 <\/p>\n

The Rev. Dr. L. Roger Owens is associate professor of Christian spirituality and ministry at Pittsburgh Theological Seminary and teaches courses in the <\/em>MDiv<\/em><\/a>, <\/em>Doctor of Ministry<\/em><\/a>, and <\/em>Continuing Education<\/em><\/a> programs. Before coming to PTS he served urban and rural churches for eight years in North Carolina as co-pastor with his wife, Ginger. He has written multiple books including <\/em>The Shape of Participation: A Theology of Church Practices which was called \u201cthis decades best work in ecclesiology\u201d by <\/em>The Christian Century.<\/em><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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