GOD IS NOT DEAD

[Esquilax]

The original post was to suggest to people to go see the movie, not to debate it. In actuality, it would be nice if someone took up my offer and saw if for free and then debated some points - reading reviews do not count for me. Unfortunately, where you live you can't view it. However, if you lived her in the USA I bet you would of taken my offer.

I probably wouldn't have taken your offer because I don't like taking money from people, but I might have gone to see the movie assuming there was a promise of some in depth conversation afterward. That said, it's not like there are any arguments presented there that are new, from what I've read, and just judging by the nastiness of Professor Sorbo's late movie demise, I doubt there are any the reviewers somehow missed. By all accounts, this movie is simply a retread of mean-spirited atheist stereotypes and debunked christian arguments that are, by dint of the film's ideological standpoint, now given air in an environment where they can't be responded to.

If I had made a movie that was identical to this one, only the positions were reversed, and an atheist student showed up a christian professor, who then died painfully at the end of the movie with a pair of atheists standing over him going "well, at least he didn't die a christian. He went to death with a clear head, so let's go celebrate!" Would you be amenable to that? Would you be at all interested in seeing a movie that was nothing more than an extended character assassination of your chosen worldview, motivated by nothing more than making your opponents feel better?

Secondly, I don't mean to just give one sentence replies but there have been a lot of posts to respond to. I also work and have a wife and child to attend to. I would like to post some arguments after this Sunday to get some real good discussion going.

Some arguments would be entirely appreciated, I assure you.