"After he refuses to disavow his faith, a devout Christian student must prove the existence of God or else his college philosophy professor will fail him."
Sorry, but this would never happen. Not in today's world. Professors could get fired for that. They'd never win their case. I went to 3 different colleges. Two were universities. That just does not happen without some kind of punishment for the professor. Sorry.
Every professor knows that religion is a topic that cannot be proven nor disproven. You simply don't know until you die. That's not the standpoint you take on discussing religion at college.
This is a myth the Christian Right has been playing for a very long time that has spread so much that it turned into a film. I found it highly distasteful because of that. It's one thing to make a Christian film, and even a political one. That's fine. But don't build the film on a lie. It doesn't look good.
I also find this quite funny because my philosophy courses were the closest courses to theology that I had. We pretty much only talked about Christianity and ethics.
Sorry, but this would never happen. Not in today's world. Professors could get fired for that. They'd never win their case. I went to 3 different colleges. Two were universities. That just does not happen without some kind of punishment for the professor. Sorry.
Every professor knows that religion is a topic that cannot be proven nor disproven. You simply don't know until you die. That's not the standpoint you take on discussing religion at college.
This is a myth the Christian Right has been playing for a very long time that has spread so much that it turned into a film. I found it highly distasteful because of that. It's one thing to make a Christian film, and even a political one. That's fine. But don't build the film on a lie. It doesn't look good.
I also find this quite funny because my philosophy courses were the closest courses to theology that I had. We pretty much only talked about Christianity and ethics.