Questions for non-christians
Would a non-christian enjoy this movie?
What did you rate this movie?
Very good I found it-thought-provoking-a literal presentation of the Rapture and what it would mean for someone who questions things and doesn't like God's plan.
I see it as a religious horror story.
I cant believe people see it as presenting a loving God.
She becomes Christian-then is instructed to take her child to the desert after her husband dies, then kills her child (to help her) but she cant kill herself because it is a sin (murder should be too but why else was she brought out to the desert?)
She refuses to say "I love you God" before the final horn sounds-and she goes to a Hell of some kind because of it.
Why was it so important that she say it between the horns?
What if she decided different a few weeks later?
I think it implies God is a monster.