sitions within the film. I was in-
volved with the script while Michael
and Will were writing it. Then we
planned how to shoot it, and how
to raise the money for it. We had
made enough money by the grace
of God through "Beware of Chris-
tians" to justify raising the amount
we needed. Then I had to figure out
who to work with to cast the film.
lead actor who plays Sam, is a good�looking, charismatic guy.
When you see him preaching you don't really question what
he's saying and where his heart is. You just listen to him
because he's on a stage and he's got great production value
and it looks and feels good. Do we believe because someone
stands on a stage and sells something to us, or
do we believe it because it is truth? Taking classes in college
like The Problem of God opened up so many questions about
the authenticity of the Bible, like "Why should we believe
what they're saying? How do we know all of these things
are true?" I think it's really important for believers to
keep challenging what they believe so they can understand
it better.
ways, in the way that we treat our crew, the cast, the people
we employ. I love making film. We're fascinated by the film
learned from their first films
that Christians "weren't
asking the right questions."
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