Omgoodness! I just saw the scene after the credits
So was Chaz a halfling or did he become one after he died? Or did he graduate to full angel? Also, his eyes were amber, not the blue of and angel or red of a demon...
shareAccording to the Bible, humans do not become angels or demons after death. He created angels before us. Demons, I think, are either angels that fell with Lucifer, or are his creations. So that scene, if you believe what the Bible teaches, would be a mistake. I think they were merely trying to show that Chas was still "in the game" and fighting on the side of good. They should have lost the wings and creepy eyes, though.
Just my take on that scene. I really like this movie, tho I've never read the comic. Every time I see that scene where KR holds RW under the water, I find myself straining to breathe. Lol
Sorry tot Burst your bubble, but Angels are created about the same time humane, maybe 1 to 6 days earlier but not more, in the beginning there was nothing, only God.
Adam was created on day 6.
"maybe 1 to 6 days earlier" Wouldn't that still be BEFORE humans? IJS
shareSorry i am late, yes but not 100 or 1000 or more years, and there are a lot of peopte that think it's 1000 or more years.
share2 Peter 3:8–9:
‘But do not forget this one thing, dear friends: With the Lord a day is like a thousand years, and a thousand years are like a day.
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Yes for GOD a day is like a thousand years, and a thousand years are like a day.
But the Bible was made for us and not GOD, GOD don't need a Bible, so yes 1 day is one day, and that means 24 hours.
An interesting scene, but like the rest of the movie, it must be its own canon, not Biblical.
Angels were created, as others have said, all at the same time. They don't reproduce. Since demons are fallen angels, they don't reproduce either. Therefore, there can be no "half-breed" human/angels or human/demons.
Biblically, Gabriel has a purpose in the End Times and the kingdom to come. Therefore, if God (or someone) de-angelized him/her (gender has no meaning to angels), the Bible would be wrong on that point.
Some of the angels we see, such as the EMT guy who tries to save Fr. Hennesy, might be hiding their wings from our view. That would be Biblical.
New Testament-wise, for Constantine to be saved, he need only repent and accept Christ as his savior. So, much of his activity before the film and during it are wasted.
The latter is also my feeling about my own time watching it.