There is no God.
We need a solid atheist movie to counter these dumb Christian propaganda movies.
shareSays you. You are not an authority on the subject. Why must you come on here and spread your hate?
I feel sorry for you sir.
Why must your religion continue to make these awful movies spreading the scam of Christianity?
Typical Christian to say "I feel sorry for you" I feel sorry for the elderly that give money to your religion.
I swear to God I'll pistol whip the next guy who says "Shenanigans."
Why must your religion continue to make these awful movies spreading the scam of Christianity?lol. Do you think anyone has actually converted because of one of these movies?
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Hey you never know with people these days.
I swear to God I'll pistol whip the next guy who says "Shenanigans."
I know. God's Not Dead made over $60 million and did not convince one person on earth to convert. If there's someone with evidence to the contrary, I'd love to hear the story.
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How do you know? Did you interview every person who went and paid to see the movie?
I swear to God I'll pistol whip the next guy who says "Shenanigans."
People usually come forward about these things.
Hey, I could be wrong. If I am, I'd love to hear about it. Until I do, I'm going on the assumption that film converted no one....
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In my case, God's Not Dead changed me from an apathetic atheist to an anti-theist. The bumper stickers in the movie reminded me of The American Humanist Association, which I joined after watching the film. I also joined American Atheists.
I've also noticed many Christian reviewers note that that God's Not Dead has caused them to question their faith. For example, Chris Attaway of The Discerning Christian writes:
So when I see a movie like God’s Not Dead, and I see the fear it has of atheists, liberals, Muslims, and the like, I can’t help but think something is wrong. I know what it is like to dedicate one’s life to seeking the truth, and this isn’t it; it is the opposite. This movie actually hides from the truth! Why doesn’t the movie actually engage with the atheists, liberals, and people of other religions which it depicts? Instead, it chooses to attack straw men and forge a counterfeit victory at the end in order to pretend it has done something of substance. This movie is terrified of real discussion, or else the movie would put such discussion on display.
I'm somewhat curious to see if Do You Believe? fares any better, but at this point, my patience for condescending, poorly-produced religious propaganda films is rapidly diminishing. share
Well, when it comes to God's Not Dead, that's pretty much the only conversion I expect to see. As a Christian, I saw many flaws in the film. The idea that it "teaches Christians how to defend their faith" is laughable. The situations presented in that film are all strawmen, so they are not even comparable to real life discussions....
However, I've seen other Pureflix films that were pretty good, and much more deserving of the numbers and success than God's Not Dead. As such, I'm not writing off this movie based on one bad apple.
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What evidence are you basing that on. Did you communicate with every single person who saw the movie and they all said they were not converted? Maybe some people did accept Jesus after seeing it but chose not to put it on the internet.
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