I saw Case for Christ with my women's Bible class. I had already read the book and noted that of course the film could not include every chapter of the book. I did not know that the film strayed from Lee's life. Too bad, why put a stumbling block for non-believers? My group saw The Shack several weeks ago. I thought it was interesting that the Father was an African American woman, and then an Asian American man. Some time ago a different group from my congregation saw God is Dead 2. I thought that one was terrible. Bad treatment of non-believers, over the top goodness of believers, and putting up a straw-man for the high school situation. School districts have policies for the situation, and that was so inaccurate. Case for Christ was definitely the best of the three. I'm encouraging my group to read the book. I also encourage the group to get studies from CPH, but we usually end up with something from a "decision", non-confessional, non-sacramental publishing house. I end up being the one to point out the differences between the study and Lutheran confession.