Standing Firm: ‘God’s Not Dead’ Ignites a Powerful Exploration of Faith and Doubt
In the thought-provoking film “God’s Not Dead”, a devout Christian student, Josh Wheaton (Shane Harper), finds himself at the forefront of a spiritual battle when his college philosophy professor, Radisson (Kevin Sorbo), demands that he disavow his faith in exchange for a passing grade. As Josh courageously stands firm in his beliefs, he is challenged to prove the existence of God through a series of debates, sparking a profound exploration of faith, doubt, and the relevance of Christianity in modern society.
With its gripping narrative, outstanding performances, and timely themes, “God’s Not Dead” inspires viewers to re-examine their own beliefs and confront the age-old question: does God truly exist? As Josh’s journey unfolds, the film masterfully weaves together logic, love, and redemption, ultimately revealing that faith can be a powerful catalyst for transformation and hope.
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