I heard about this documentary on my myspace.com page. A group had wanted to add me as a friend because I consider myself an Atheist and at times even Agnostic. Anyways, I saw the preview on a myspace page and right after I saw the preview, I went straight to the digital movie store and downloaded it.
It's very very scary and horrible how these kids are brainwashed into believing just one thing is right and all others are absurd. To a certain extent it reminded me of how I grew up in a very small Bible community, Mathews, Va. If you didn't follow what they taught and believed, you were an outcast. I recall from growing up going to Bible School during the Summers at Kingston Parrish right down the street from the Westville Daycare my siblings and I went to, and also where my mother worked.
I keep ranting about how I grew up, but what happened then has opened my eyes and made me believe differently about religion. Little things like having my hair pulled and reprimanded for accidentally telling a four year old there was no Santa, being told to make a crucifix out of used and chewed Popsicle sticks. That to me, wasn't a way that Jesus wanted to be portrayed.
The way she manipulates these kid's into believing what she want's them to believe is insane. Watching this makes me think she is teaching our future murderers, and Jim Jones'.
A great documentary. 10 Stars.
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