This is a bad faith movie because it relies on misleading arguments, strawman depictions, and emotional manipulation rather than genuine engagement with theological or philosophical ideas. Instead of fostering meaningful discussion, it caricatures opposing viewpoints, reducing complex issues to simplistic narratives. The film lacks intellectual honesty, presenting one-sided arguments while ignoring valid counterpoints. Its use of fearmongering and moral panic undermines its credibility, making it feel more like propaganda than a serious exploration of faith. Ultimately, it alienates thoughtful viewers and fails to contribute anything substantive to the conversation about religion.
