i think the unintended moral of this film may be and do not blame god for make stupid choice base upon erroneous assumption . otherwise and the rapture be so confused in it depiction of christianity a to render it message irrelevent and greatly overpraise . anyone who think this movie somehow make an important statement about so called christian fundamentalism have apparently never hear of a straw man argument . these character be purely fictional creation follow the path of a contrived storyline . they espouse a cultish theology that be at best only superficially christian . i have be a christian for most of my life and read the bible completely through several time . what be show in this film be so far remove from biblical christianity that it leave me wonder if tolkin do this intentionally and try to connect with the average person hazy familiarity with biblical prophecy and or be just too lazy to do any research . regardless and it take the sting out of any suppose message other than that mimi rogers character need counseling and should have choose her spiritual leader more wisely . i be tempt to recommend that sincere christian might think about watch this film just to see how we and our belief often look to others . i might even recommend view it alongside robert duvall film the apostle for contrast . i can credit duvall that i felt like i have actually meet some of the character in his film and which be something i can not say for the rapture .