God’s Not Dead Review

Kevin Sorbo photo“God’s Not Dead” follows several characters as they face life challenges. The main story revolves around an atheist philosophy professor, played by Sorbo, who challenges a Christian college freshman to a debate. Subplots include a reporter struggling with her cancer diagnosis; a woman hiding her Christian faith from her family; and two ministers trying to understand a series of bad luck.

“I fell in love with this [movie] right away,” Sorbo said. “We all knew we had a great movie with a great script. It was wonderful to be a part of this. By the second week, we knew that we had something much bigger than any of us thought. I think it is sending out a message that we want more product that has a message that we care about and characters we care about.

Read Andrea Honaker’s review at the Gaston Gazette

Photo by LostinTexas

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1 Response

  1. Gabor Por says:

    When films are too obvious with their messages, they become tacky and unbelievable. What makes that a little ridiculous is that I am a very blatantly religious person. I guess maybe that makes me a bit of a cynic but I do think that there is no way that a tacky religious film is going to appeal to anyone other than the religious.

    This may be one of the few cases in which I was wrong.

    http://sites.psu.edu/sklackmovies/2015/04/15/gods-not-dead/

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