Terrible acting, screenplay and direction.

Although it has its amusing moments, in eneral the plot does not convince.

At first rather annoying in its heavy emphasis on reenactments, this movie ultimately proves fascinating, simply because the complicated, highly dramatic tale it tells still almost defies belief.

if their story seems completely bonkers, almost like a feverish work of fiction, you ain't heard nothing yet.

Propaganda? This as other faith-based films are, a Christian movie. Most movies are promoting some kind of thought or belief. You are exercising your right to watch or not. To watch solely so you can yell to the rafters about it force-feeding viewers Christianity is ludicrous. That would be like me watching a pornographic movie and complaining about the sexual content. I am a Christian who loves Christian movies and that's who this movie was made for. Or perhaps that person who is on the fence. As far as the argument that Josh couldnt possibly convert the entire class of 80 students; who said all 80 of them werent Christian? I figured that those students who believed were too afraid to say they were Christian in light of their professor's attitude. Now to the movie itself. Over the top corny, but that's the nature of faith based movies. They are also known for low budgets and bad acting; this movie doesnt fail on either one of these. But still I like it. They're like B movies, which not everyone liked and after watching a few decided they werent for them. I liked the stories; it's a lot to take because there were so many different stories within the one story and sometimes I wish they would be more realistic and decide that not every non-believer is going to convert by the end. But Im willing to overlook it because I want to see true and strong faith being shared. That's why I watch.

In reading a lot of the reviews, it seems there are so many with hardened hearts and lack a true understanding of what the movie was really about. So many are quick to criticize, as if they're perfect. However, no one is perfect. Jesus said, "Let he who is without sin, cast the first stone." The fact is, without the sacrifice of Jesus on the cross and His subsequent resurrection, there is no hope. None of us are worthy of heaven on our own. Without God's word, there is no morality, other than what man decides for himself in the moment. This is why so many reject God's word, and live such perverse and immoral lives. This many not be a perfect movie, but then again none of us are perfect. It was a very good movie, and the arguments presented for the existence of God were solid, but also from the perspective of a college freshman.

God's not dead is a good movie, and for all you haters that hated this movie, who are you hating more you or God?

I can't get the time I spent watching it back, so I won't waste much more writing this. It was terrible. Sequels get worse as well.