This documentary was done well, covering an issue where it is so easy to pass judgment and create "bad guys" and "good guys." I feel like the directors adeptly avoided this pitfall and just showed us a slice of life without much commentary.The people in this film are free to believe in whatever they want to believe in. The viewer is also free to decide how we feel about what was happening. The directors avoided making the belief system the object of concern, but rather focused how a religious pulpit is being used for political movement. This was one of the more frightening aspects of this film for me as well as the congregation's implication that logic and science are an enemy of faith.Overall, a very interesting film.