Vader can take comfort in the fact that he is not alone in struggling to prove that his legal name was inspired by a franchise so powerful that it feels like half of Earth has already seen the new Star Wars movie. Despite all this, he remained strong, using fitness as a force in his life.
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“‘Star Wars’ picks up religious images, including Christian images and maybe some from other religions”, the 30-year-old pastor noted.
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A few hundred people turned out for the event at the Protestant house of worship four days before Christmas, at a time when many German churches are struggling to keep up attendance, membership and donations.
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Six cinema tickets to the new film Star Wars: The Force Awakens were to be presented by the church to those in fancy dress. “It’s great that there are subjects that people are interested in”.
But previous year, this “Star Wars” fan legally changed his name to match the Sith Lord and became Darth Vader.
Speaking to a packed church with capacity for 500 people, they said this was also a message found in the New Testament of the Christian Bible, in which some passages refer to overcoming evil with good. Jonathan Wonneberger, dressed as a Jawa trader, said the service was a welcome change from tradition.
Vicar Ulrike Greve (left) conducts a service which includes a clip from the movie “Star Wars” at the church Zionskirche in Berlin December 20, 2015.
“I think the whole question of God is very interesting, but getting up early on a Sunday is one of those things”.
“Sometimes I do the charity runs in costume, or else sell T-shirts”, he said.
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As for why he chose Vader and not Luke Skywalker or Han Solo (or Yoda), he said he’s always been a fan of the Evil Empire and the fictional villain formerly known as Anakin Skywalker.
