>Direct to Video, but made a small theatrical run after that, due to a
>sort of grass roots advertising campaign. Starring Kirk Cameron. No
>shit.
>
>I mean, it's not an uninteresting concept--what would you do if
>the Rapture suddenly happened and a large percentage of the population
>up and vanished?--but, from everything I've read, they were taking it
>a touch too seriously for it to be terribly interesting to anyone
>other than a rather devout Christian. And that's the part that's
>somewhat unsettling.
>
>See my other post for a link to the sequel. It's a short click from
>that to read about the tv series (Does the rapture happen every week?
>Is that like the Korean War lasting for 10 years on MASH?)

Heinlein's _Job : A Comedy of Justice_ touches on it in passing.

http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/0345316509/qid=1012490554/sr=1-1/ref=sr_1_74_1/103-5997783-5033435

One of Heinlein's better books, IMHO. Of course, that's relative to the rest of Heinlein's books, so personal preferences apply.

Dan Brandon
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