Direct answer: There isn’t a single, formal “latest news” update about Morgan Freeman and God as a person; however, Freeman’s long-running exploration of religion and spirituality through The Story of God has continued to be referenced in media coverage over the years, highlighting his openness to questions about faith and the afterlife. If you’d like, I can pull the most recent publicly reported snippets from major outlets and summarize them with citations.
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Fox411 caught up with the extremely successful actor to talk about his thoughts on his favorite films (you might be surprised at what doesn’t make the cut), his latest hobby and, of course, his faith.
www.foxnews.comMorgan Freeman explores world religions in the National Geographic documentary series ‘The Story of God’
www.aarp.orgNational Geographic Channel s six-part documentary series The Story of God has released its first trailer, in which acclaimed actor Morgan Freeman asks some of the most fundamental questions human ...
www.christianpost.comMorgan Freeman has revealed how portraying God in Bruce Almighty and Evan Almighty brought in a pressure. Morgan is popular for having a deep and resonant voice, which has always led to do voiceovers for documentaries and news segments....
www.geo.tvActor Morgan Freeman has played God in movies, but now he's learning about God and religion in a new National Geographic miniseries.
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www.imdb.com"There are certain words you can't use in certain places in the world. One of them is myth. You're in somebody's religious place, don't say myth. I said myth. (They said), 'You, out'."
www.thejc.comMorgan Freeman played God in "Bruce Almighty," but for "The Story of God with Morgan Freeman," he's just a man, who traveled to 20 cities in seven different countries in search of answers to questions such as: Who is God? What happens when we die? Why does evil happen?
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