Thursday, May 1, 2014
Just what we need, ANOTHER movie where the righteous Christian silences the arrogant Atheist.
    Courtesy of The    Friendly Atheist:
 Following on the heels of the    unfortunately successful God Is Dead, there’s another movie coming out this    fall pitting another godless professor up against a faithful Christian    student and her father. 
This one’s called A Matter of    Faith and the trailer features the scare-line: “The guy’s an evolutionist!”
Here    is how the Creationists over at Answers    in Genesis describe the synopsis:  
Rachel    Whitaker, a Christian girl, heads off to college for her much-anticipated    freshman year. New friends create situations that require important, quick    decisions—some about her social life, some about her core beliefs! Rachel    begins to embrace the ideas of the university’s immensely popular biology    professor (Harry Anderson) who boldly teaches that Darwinian evolution is    the only logical explanation for the origin of life, and the Bible therefore    cannot be true. When Rachel’s father (Jay Pickett) senses something changing    in his daughter while she is home on a weekend visit; he begins to look into    the situation and what he discovers catches him completely off guard. Now    very concerned about Rachel drifting away from her Christian faith and the    clear teachings of the Bible, he accepts an impossible challenge and tries    to do something about it!
The challenge of course is a debate    pitting the father against the biology professor.
Anyone want to    guess how this turns out? 
This of course follows on the heels of a    whole slew of Christian propaganda movies, and it is doubtful that it will    be the last.
Gee you would think that since this movie so closely    mimics the recent "God    is Not Dead" film that Christians lacked imagination. Or perhaps their    creativity was stunted because instead of being taught to think for    themselves, they were told what they had to think in order to gain access to    eternal bliss.
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