During my lifetime, I have seen many religion based stories. Usually while watching I either get bored (if the characters face religion in a wimpy way) or get upset/angry if I am being beaten to death with a Bible. I have never found a story that made me feel comfortable and eager to explore more. The difference to me in this film was the referencing of the two (2) types of "rules" when it comes to religion. The "Rules" based on God's Laws and the "Rules" based on Man's Laws.Now I clearly see the simplicity of God's Laws and the negative, self-serving, bigoted and unhumanely torturous Laws created by Man. The latter, sometimes under the guise of "poor interpretation" or the Religion Steamroller overtaking people who wish to enjoy religion, but don't want to be herded through their lifes following preposterious, man made rules.This film has made quite an impression on me (could you tell?).Linus Roache could get me on my knees in a snap! <tic>