Disney continues to reject the Bible and Jesus Christ as elements of its movies per reports. The writer of Disney’s adaptation of “A Wrinkle in Time” says she cut Bible references, including Jesus, from the film because she wanted to be more “inclusive.”

Screenwriter Jennifer Lee (“Frozen”) was tapped to transform the children’s book into a big budget film, but in the process eliminated the biblical references that devout Episcopalian L’Engle included in her original work.

The children’s fantasy book is about a little girl traveling through space to find her missing father, a scientist. In what ultimately becomes a battle between good and evil, three celestial beings help on her journey and guide her with scriptures like 1 Corinthians 1:27–29 and John 1:5. Also, Jesus is realized as a fighter of evil, and  there are bedtime stories from the Bible.

However, these elements won’t be seen in the film adaptation of the book with it having the Bible and Jesus removed. Instead, Lee said she focused on the battle between light and darkness, which she described as being “universal.”

The screenwriter said the Disney movie celebrates inclusiveness and diversity, and said that including Bible verses and other Christian elements would prevent that.

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