Thor: The Dark World
In Thor: The Dark World, Thor decides to commit a treasonous act in order to save Asgard from the evil elf, Malekith. The situation has become so desperate that Thor decided that it was necessary to recruit Loki to help him despite his criminal track record. While his plan worked in the end, Loki showed his true colors once again and put his personal plan into action. He deceived Thor by making him believe that he had died in the battle on the Dark World against Malekith. At the end of the movie, Loki disguises himself as Odin and, to his luck, Thor turns down the throne leaving Loki to rule Asgard under this same disguise. The Bible warns us as Christians to not give in to such deceptions. In 2 Corinthians 11 Paul warns against false prophets and says that they disguise themselves as apostles of Christ (verse 13). The 5th Psalm tells us that the Lord detests the deceitful (verse 6). Jeremiah tells us that the heart itself is deceitful a...