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Rick Warren's Ministry Toolbox (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08) |
 | | Movies in the Top 25 with strong or very strong Christian content, however, earned more money, $219 million on average, than movies with just moral or biblical content in them, which made $197 million on average. |
 | | Movies in the Top 25 with strong or very strong Christian content also earned more money on average than movies with non-Christian content, including movies with pagan, occult, humanist, Romantic, and feminist or homosexual content, which averaged only $159 million, $157 million, $127 million, $121 million, and $0, respectively. |
 | | In fact, movies in the Top 25 with no sex earned $206 million on average, but movies in the Top 25 with at least one sex scene or more, even if the sex was only implied, averaged only $142 million at the box office in 2002. |
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