a a died again christian and i watch this movie to good learn how the challenging notion of god and religion have be present in cinema over the year . what we have with the rapture be a story fill with quite a hook ( promiscuous swinger ) and tragic twist and and gut wrench moment ( anybody read jude the obscure . ) and quite enough to get anyone watching . what we also get be a lopsided sermon on the hard line lesson of the bible and without much in the way of counterpoint . which warrant a warning to all non believer represent this movie will beat you over the head with the line love god and along with other arbitrary notion of religion ( e. g. mommy . where heaven . in the sky . ) . a such and sit on my couch felt like be trap in a cultish and can i get an amen sort of rural church and with my mom hold my wrist down so i couldn not flee out the back door . what this movie lack and and which mimi rogers demonstrates so well in the final act and be the notion of faith in the face of overwhelm doubt . instead of portray sharon a the insightful and thoughtful christian and tolkin ask her to embrace the ultimately doomed notion of blind faith . ironically enough and that tend to be the quick way to see the light that of cold reason and reality . to have paint sharon a a more compelling traveler on the road to faith would have quickly turn this into a masterpiece . instead and we be leave only with a bold reafffirmation for those who already believe .