I agree with your points but at the same time I'm one of those religion hating types that the movie is about.

I facepalmed through the whole thing

literally

This is just your typical Christian movie,  their persecution complex always ensures that Christians are the victims and that all atheists worship Satan (how can you worship something you don't believe in!!!!!), are gay, evil abortion doctors that eat babies and burn down churches.

Honestly, it's completely and utterly asinine and this is an assault on intelligence in the process.

Let me guess: Those who made that movie did not understand Christianity and several opposite standpoints to religion themselves and that professor will be converted in the end. Oh boy...

I clicked play at the risk of getting upset. Surprisingly, I actually wasn't against it at all.

While I understand what you're trying to say Skullbuster, that sort of thing does happen - professors who have been given free reign over their classrooms can and *will* force their opinions on the students. I've been subject to one such professor. On a broader scale, higher institutions are trying to "kill" God whenever they get the possibility.

To give an example, I attended a community college in which all students were given complete liberty to meet as groups, whether it be for a club, gaming community, or a religious meeting - except for one very particular group: Christians. Christians were required to have the group both approved by the institution and have a staff member present to "oversee" what was happening. That being said, it didn't really affect me as I never joined any student groups whatsoever - but for a college that waved a banner of equality, that seemed very out of place to me.

And Chickenism, that's a very strong stereotype you're bringing to the table. If you're going to make a point of a "typical Christian's" stereotypical view of athiests, perhaps you should take a step back and review your own stereotyping of said Christians.

As most Christians will only see the loud, vocal, and sometimes rude athiests, I'm sure that the reverse is true as well, and that the world only sees the loud, vocal, and sometimes rude Christians. In reality, 99% of both sides really are quite nice people, but someone else is giving them a bad name.

it doesn't look too bad, i mean except for the Christian and Atheist stereotype we have in there it doesn't look that bad