God? The Almighty Question

Wonderful! Absolutely love it, and I kind of want to watch it every day!

Know ye not that ye are the temple of the living God.

Very interesting and informative. They travel the earth discussing how different peoples view religion and the possibilities of a Supreme Being. Different culture view things much differently and with varying amounts of certainty.

Worth watching for the beautiful snapshots of people and scenery but that's it. There isn't much actual insight provided on world religions but rather you get a mishmash of talking heads saying contradictions and uncertainties. Rodger really flexed his liberal Hollywood vibe when he portrays Southerners as gun-toting Jesus freaks. Also what was up with the clown music when the radical Islam was trying to find something in the Koran? Like okay, we get you don't agree with him, but using that music was just outright disrespectful.

I wish I could give this technically well done documentary more than an "A" for effort, but I cannot go any farther than that. Its editing makes it seem to jump around thematically and gives it an incoherent flow. But that is not my biggest criticism. It ignores or whitewashes the very profound differences between the respective religions it profiles. (For example, either through ignorance or intent, when portraying Islam, it completely omits the Hadith that is the other half of Islamic scripture which contains many passages that mandate violence against all not Muslims.) The producers seem to be trying to make the case for universal ecumenism: that all religions are pathways to a one real God, and I think this is due more to naivete on their part as well as a superficial understanding of their subject matter. They fail to paint a clear picture of the subject religions and their distinction, but rather a crude mosaic of individual images.

Very slanted movie. Makes the only Christian look very negative. I do not recommend this for people with open minds.

Loved this.

God's Not Dead!