Movie Review of The Movie God

God’s Not Dead 2 Movie Review
Kyle Quieta
Grade 12 Prudence
GOD’S NOT DEAD 2 more dramatic and engrossing than the primary
motion picture and affirms the Gospel of Christ directly. a lot of dramatic and
engrossing than the primary motion picture and affirms the Gospel of Christ
directly. The movie moves into the courtroom as Pastor Dave finds himself on a
jury deciding the fate of a Christian teacher who’s being tried because she dared
to discuss Jesus when asked a specific question about Martin Luther King Jr.’s
referencing Jesus Christ. The film opens with icon of its main solid of characters.
Pastor Dave gets a jury summons a similar day his African friend, the Rev. Jude,
returns to induce his degree in America. Meanwhile, Grace Wesley, a
neighborhood high school teacher, talks to Brooke, one of her students. Brooke’s
parents keep telling her they must all “move on,” but Brooke can’t and admits to
Grace she’s still grieving over the loss of her brother. Brooke asks her teacher
Grace why she’s so happy most of the time and Grace replies with one word,
“Jesus.” The next day, Grace is talking to her history students at Martin Luther
King, Jr. High School about the peaceful civil disobedience organized by Gandhi
in India and by Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. during the civil rights movement in
the United States. Brooke asks Grace if their beliefs are similar to Jesus, who
told his followers to love their enemies and “bless those who persecute you.”
Grace agrees, citing references in scripture that inspired Gandhi and Dr. King.
The administration at Grace’s school isn’t happy with Grace’s discussion of
Jesus, even though it was in response to a question from Brooke and was placed
in an historical, social context, not a religious or theological one.
The School Board also said that religion is separated from the state and
the reason why they called Grace. The school board demands Grace apologize
and never mention the name of Jesus again. Grace refuses to and she’ll never do
that, so the school board brings in the ACLU, the American Civil Liberties Union,
to represent Brooke’s parents. Peter Kane, the ACLU lawyer, may be a committed
atheist and desires to form Grace an action to get rid of altogether the name of
Deliverer from the general public sq. If he wins the case, not only will Grace lose
her job and will also lose her teaching certificate for violating alleged local, state
and federal laws or shall it that she’ll lose everything. He even pursued the
parents of Brooke in his side. But fortunately for Grace, Pastor Dave ends up on
the jury in her case and Kane makes a mistake. However, hope for Grace grows
dim like a light that being enveloped by darkness when Brooke demands to
testify and the issue of Brooke’s private conversation with Grace comes to light.
When things gotten fair in both sides, things get even worse when Pastor Dave
suddenly has an appendicitis attack and must be replaced on the jury. The
stakes in GOD’S NOT DEAD 2 are raised even higher than the first movie which
is the GOD’S NOT DEAD.
Not solely is Grace’s career in risk, however her case could become a legal
action which will result in a lot of open ill-treatment against Christians. The
ACLU professional clearly desires to eliminate all public references to Jesus and
his message of sin and salvation, within the name of “diversity” and “tolerance.”
After talking to her about her faith, Grace’s young lawyer develops a clever
strategy. He brings in two expert witnesses, two real-life former atheists, J.
Warner Wallace and Lee Strobel. They testify that their skeptical inquiries into
Jesus confirmed to their minds the historicity not only of Jesus Christ’s message
and death by crucifixion, but also His resurrection. Brooke’s testimony could
render this strategy moot. However, because it suggests Grace was indeed trying
to proselytize Brooke and her other students. The movie is a lot of fascinating
than the primary motion picture. Even higher, it's a lot of direct, a lot of
comprehensive, a lot of spirited defense of the historicity of Jesus Christ, His
death and resurrection, and the lives and ministry of His apostles. Finally,
GOD’S NOT DEAD 2 encourages Christians to peacefully protest against the
forces of darkness and oppose their evil schemes to destroy our religious freedom
to preach Christ’s Gospel. There are a couple tangents and subplots that may or
may not lessen the enjoyment of some viewers. Also, the climax may have used
another emotional scene between Grace and her grandpa once it's like all are
lost consecutive day when the jury reads the decision. However, the movie is so
great, and it is so inspiring than most any movies. Final twists about Grace’s
case add immensely to the delight of seeing the evil, hateful, smug atheist lawyer
being defeated. And Grace won by being truthful to her faith and love to God.

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