Yes or no?

[skeptic68]

Yes! I just watched that two weeks ago when it popped up on my Netflix. It was absolutely awful, but I couldn't stop watching. It was like a gruesome car wreck that is both appalling and fascinating. What parent could watch their child weeping, wailing, and falling on the floor in agony and think this is a good, normal,healthy thing? Anyone with good boundaries would scoop up their child and RUN from such emotional abuse, so I felt quite angry at the parents for not doing a better job of protecting the young of the congregation. I also felt very bad for the young preacher, Levi. He seemed introspective and reflective and I hoped for him that someday he will be given an opportunity to listen to the views of others with an open mind and to decide for himself what he believes and why. This is the way I am approaching religion with my own two children now. I am an atheist and my husband believes, and our children are free to choose whatever path that makes sense and will enrich their hearts and minds.