I am so very thankful for the comments to this review. As a lifelong LCMS Lutheran, I was confused by the review, and thought that I would be in the minority; since I thoroughly enjoyed the movie. I did not attend the theater to "hear a sermon", and since I am a Christian and already believe heaven is real; I viewed this film as an account of a PERSONAL, SPIRITUAL EXPERIENCE. This review appears to make a "spiritual mountain out of a mole hill", by arrogantly assuming that true believers do not have the spiritual insight or discernment to know that we are "Saved by Grace through Faith, not of ourselves; it is the GIFT of the Holy Spirit." This review actually discourages people from attending the film. I believe that EVERYONE should see it; particularly unbelievers. I have already had an opportunity to witness about my Christian faith and Lutheran doctrine, because of this movie to skeptics, agnostics, and atheists who had questions. Is the reviewer prepared to say that he, or the late Dr. Prues have exclusive knowledge of how the Holy Spirit works, or what method the Spirit may use to bring people to the Risen Christ; OUR ONLY HOPE FOR SALVATION? Jesus kept His messsge simple and said we must come to Him as with the faith of a child. The only inividuals who seemed to question the supernatural powers of Jesus, were the Pharisees! Thomas had to be SHOWN proof that Jesus is alive, but Jesus said, "Blessed are they who have not seen, but believe." I have not seen the risen Christ or heaven, but they are more real to me than anything that I will experience on earth. I have heard many stores from pastors (particularly in hospice ministry) who have witnessed spiritual, supernatural events; thus, I don't believe that I am in a position to judge them as truth or not. Yet, my faith is not dependent on those events; but on Jesus Christ and the Holy Spirit. As the previous comment exclaimed, if one is curious, questions, or believes, and the Holy Spirit gives them the gift of TRUE FAITH; then praise God. We constantly berate Hollywood for the insidious prevalence of sex and violence, but when a film is produced about religion or spitituality, we criticize it; instead of recognizing an opportunity to witness. This movie was not advertised as something that would bring everyone to Christ; but if the Holy Spirit uses it as an opportunity to open doors; HERE I STAND. I AM READY TO WITNESS TO THE TRUTH FOUND IN ONE SCRIPTURE, ONE GRACE, ONE FAITH!