I respectfully but wholeheartedly disagree with the poor review by Pr. Giese. I just saw the movie and feel that it is probably in line with the goals set for it: to outline the problems in today's society and what the alleged agenda of the ACLU is. This story is a compilation of multiple court cases that are enumerated at the end of the movie. Remember, this is not trying to pick out a specific case. Also, they only have 2 hours, not days and days to address a serious, emergent issue. As far as Wesley stating that she felt like God was far away, I defy anyone to deny that they have experienced the same thing when in a time of great distress. Whether you choose to agree with Pat Boone's statement of "the teacher is silent" during a test or whether it is we, ourselves that feel God is distant when He truly isn't is immaterial to the subject. In my humble opinion, this movie well accomplishes it's purpose with good actors and a good story line. Worth every dime to see it and I will definitely be adding it to my library.