This is an emotionally charged topic that requires a multitude of voices in order to gain a meaningful perspective. This is a documentary that I don’t recommend for its academic vigor or balanced views. Instead, I recommend it as a peep-hole into the tragedy and pain of what occurs when religious ideologies get in the way of compassion and understanding. Where the film lacks in substantial theological prowess, it completely makes up in the “flesh and bone” stories of real people. Despite it’s implied bias I never felt it was pushing an agenda anymore than Christian movies pedal theirs. Rather, I felt it was a tender exposé on the other side of this debate.
I understand what you’re saying. There are a lot of questions that aren’t easily answered when it comes to this issue. There is a complexity that I’ve yet to find a satisfying answer to. The one solace I do have is that regardless of my confusion I’m to love others.
I believe in God and I’ve been wrestling with this issues. Right, wrong fallen, natural? This video raises even more questions for me.