This movie consists mostly of progressive activist "preachers", conflating everything from neo-con, hollywood, blm, anti-nationalist and anti-gun propaganda with traditional Christian-American values, in order to justify their political interpretation of the Bible. As always, their interpretation is the correct one, and everyone else is wrong.

Apparently there will be quite a few reviews by the subjectively enlightened claiming this isn't a fair picture of the CN going rampant in real time in the United Provinces of America, for the rest of the world to see. However, the rest of the world - litterally all of the northern European countries, for instance - has retrospectively shown to be far more experienced in these escalated situations, how to handle them and especially how to avoid them in the first place. Proclaiming dichotomous thinking is not the solution, as clearly displayed.

Developing the education system accordingly when recognizing deficiencies therein - not going willfully backwards politically just to maintain power by any means necessary, ie. at the expense of everyone and everything else - how is this so hard for a (self-appointed) great nation alike? 'I know about what USA is b'cuz I live here!' Really? The rest of the world knows, too, AND about everything else.

Given the possibility such a movie perhaps isn't of the top notch being made representing the situation in the states, one must however appreciate it is unfortunately the perception the rest of the world has of at least half of the population in USA for the time being - regardless this documentary, that is. The question is if this half is actually willing to do anything to make it better.

This is a GREAT documentary. Highly recommend. I think all the negative reviews are from people who don't want to face truth about the state of the American church and the buying into Empire. If anything, it will create dialogue that needs to be addressed.