Correction: The majority of the LGBT community doesn't know about this movie because it has zero impact on their lives, but if they did know about it they'd want you to watch it because it's so full of fallacies that it makes Ray Comfort's position look even more laughable than Ray Comfort himself could. This movie could not have been more heavy-handed if it was just 55 minutes of Ray Comfort saying "Being gay is a sin" over and over again. The entire thing is one gigantic strawman argument which further solidifies Ray's position as the saddest clown in the clown college of creationism. If you want to see some honest, intelligent responses to his thesis of "Being gay is a sin" watch him get destroyed in any of the several debates he's chosen to embarrass himself in.
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Illinoisguy1
9 years ago
Good points.
In fact, everything in this movie is nothing new to them. They've heard it all before.
The only people that eat this up is people that think just like Ray does. Ray is just preaching to the choir and even though they too have heard all of this before they just go with the flow and nod their heads in agreement.
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