11 minutes in, and I was terrified and sickened all at once.

Saw this in the Cinema. Worth your time.

Definitely worth watching, but the whole thing suffers from the Nightmare on Elm Street presentation

Someone please annotate this blind date style.

America is FUBAR'd

The worst part is the confusion behind all those kids eyes, and the vacuousness behind the adults'

I want an inflatable swordfish bible.

the fat lady ranting about fasting cannot be real

Almost like being on the cover of Rolling Stones.

That woman is a fat crazy rock star in their crazy little world. Fucking horrifying.

Every tear shed by a child in this movie fills me with an obscene level of rage.

Satan casts anti-electrical equipment spells and God gives you Saving Throws.

Its sad how the radical right doesn't realize how similar they are to the fundamentalist muslims

Every Orwellian nightmare I can imagine will come to pass. We are so fucked.

Satan hates Power Point presentations (as do we all)

See what happens when you cut the education budget?

Don't worry, most of those kids will grow up to hate their caretakers and everything they stand for.

I wish I knew how to speak in tounges.

Yeah you think you're scared. I went to Bible Camp when I was 15. Not as hardcore as this, but almost there. 5 stars in every capacity for the insane guiding the insane.

Ted Haggard is a total flamer. How come nobody noticed this before he got popped? That's FAAAABULOUS, Levi!

Deluded fucks.

How sad.

The segment on the girl Rachel is crushingly depressing and yet adorable at the same time.

Absolutely horrifying and sickening. Religion, authoritarian or not, is holding us all back.

That Zion song at the beginning sounds like they're saying "masturbate a, a generation"!

If they cut out the crazy fat lady, this movie would be a lot more enjoyable, but I know that that's not the director's intent.

Also like the way the mom forces the one kid's hand up when crazy fat lady asks who believes in Jesus.

I'm reminded of 2 great quotes from two of the greatest atheists who ever lived, George Carlin and Frank Zappa.

Carlin: Religion is like a lift in your shoe. If it makes you stand straighter and walk better, good for you! But don't try to put your lifts in my shoes, and for "god"'s sake, stop going into the rain forests and nailing the lifts to the native's bare feet!

Zappa: If you want to raise a smart, healthy kid, keep then as fucking far away from a church as you can!

This is the scariest movie I've ever seen, hands down.

I would like to recommend "Friends of God" to people who enjoyed this movie.