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God's Not Dead is a 2014 Christian drama film directed by Harold Cronk, and stars Kevin Sorbo, Shane Harper, David A. R. White and Dean Cain. The film was released to theaters on March 21, 2014, by Pure Flix Entertainment .Josh Wheaton (Shane Harper), a Christian college student, enrolls in a philosophy class taught by Professor Jeffrey Radisson (Kevin Sorbo) who, as an atheist, demands that his students sign a declaration that "God is dead" to get a passing grade. Josh is the only student in the class who refuses to sign and is then required by Radisson to debate the topic with him, with the class members deciding who wins.Radisson's girlfriend, Mina (Cory Oliver) is a Christian whom he often belittles in front of his fellow atheist colleagues. Her brother Mark (Dean Cain) is a successful businessman and atheist who refuses to see their mother, who suffers from dementia. Mark breaks up with his girlfriend, Amy (Trisha LaFache), a left-wing blogger, when she is diagnosed with cancer. A girl named Ayisha (Hadeel Sittu), whose family (especially her father) are strongly devout Muslims, is secretly Christian; when her father discovers this, he throws her out.

 

Movie Name : God's Not Dead (2014)

Director:   Harold Cronk

Writers : Hunter Dennis (story), Chuck Konzelman (story)

Stars   :   Shane Harper, Kevin Sorbo, David A.R. White

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God's Not Dead  (2014)  Movie & details:
Directed by     Harold Cronk
Produced by     Michael Scott
Russell Wolfe
Anna Zielinski
Written by     Cary Solomon
Chuck Konzelman
Based on     God's Not Dead: Evidence For God In An Age Of Uncertainty
by Rice Broocks
Starring     Kevin Sorbo
Shane Harper
David A. R. White
Dean Cain
Newsboys
Willie Robertson
Korie Robertson
Music by     Will Musser
Newsboys
Cinematography     Brian Shanley
Edited by     Vance Null
Production
  company     Pure Flix Entertainment
Red Entertainment Group
Distributed by     Pure Flix Entertainment
Release date(s)    

    March 21, 2014

Running time     113 minutes
Country     United States
Language     English
Budget     $2 millio
Box office     $62,549,393

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Storyline :

Radisson finds the topic of religion painful because his Christian mother died when he was 12, though he had prayed and begged God to spare her life. This may be what led him to study philosophy so in depth that he ultimately became a philosophy professor, but his desire to now avoid the topic of religion does not mesh well with his career as a philosophy professor. His anger at God has him requesting his students quote Friedrich Nietzsche and, in exchange, he promises to allow them to skip the chapter on religion. This is not the only clue the movie makers give that they have read atheist material extensively. Radisson tells Josh that if he won't reach a consensus with the class, he must prove God is not dead. Radisson had already explained this was a metaphor and, taken in the context of Nietzsche's point, Josh does an excellent job of proving this. Radisson promises Josh that he will keep his comments to a minimum (Radisson won't debate Josh), though Josh begins his argument practically begging for the most common atheist argument when he says "I say you can't prove God does not exist". Radisson promised he would not debate Josh, and he keeps this promise. We are given more clues as to why when we discover Radisson married a Christian and his hostility towards God roots from his love for his Christian mother.


Cast :

•     Shane Harper as Josh Wheaton
•     Kevin Sorbo as Professor Jeffery Radisson
•     David A. R. White as Reverend Dave
•     Trisha LaFache as Amy Ryan
•     Hadeel Sittu as Ayisha
•     Marco Khan as Misrab
•     Cory Oliver as Mina
•     Dean Cain as Mark
•     Jim Gleason as Ward Wheaton
•     Benjamin Ochieng as Reverend Jude
•     Cassidy Gifford as Kara
•     Paul Kwo as Martin Yip

Synopsis :
College student Josh Wheaton attends a philosophy class, where the uncompromising Professor Radisson requires all students to agree in writing that the Christian god is "dead". When Josh refuses on account of his Christianity, the Professor challenges him to defend his position that his god is real, which leads to a series of confrontational presentations by himself and the professor in turn, each making their case in front of the class, before a final debate. At the same time, Reverends Dave and Jude attempt to leave town but are hindered by curious minor accidents, student Ayisha is at odds with her father Misrab's conservative religious principles, and Mark, who is some kind of businessman, acts cynically towards his mentally ill mother, while his journalist girlfriend receives bad news from a doctor. Willie and Korie Robertson also appear in town to speak at a concert for a band called The Newsboys, but this doesn't relate to any of the other plots.  

User Review :

Unbelievably simplistic
Author: jrcham94 from United States
23 March 2014

I was dragged to this "movie" by a Christian friend who keeps thinking that I"ll finally come around to her religious way of thinking. Jeez, it was worse that I expected. Atheists are portrayed as evil beings who "hate god" and are determined to convert Christians. Actually, atheists do not "hate" god; god is simply something they don't believe exists. As to forcing their way of thinking on anyone, the movie has it backwards. It's Christian zealots who demand that everyone think like them. Most atheists - those that I know anyway - are happy to let others believe as they wish as long as they don't force their "values" on the rest of us. As to production values, etc., the film is pretty basic. The lead actor over-emotes and the supporting cast of Kevin Sorbo and Dean Cain look pretty silly. The plot is pretty much what you'd think. Thoughtful friends shouldn't let friends see this piece of propaganda: it has no basis in reality. As to Christians, knock yourself out. Like Fox News, it's been produced to reinforce your preconceptions without actually presenting another point of view in anything resembling a thoughtful way.
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