There are a lot of theories presented here but these theories are little more than strongly put and theories masquerading as fact, that talk at you bombastically rather than provoking thought, with very little that holds weight to back it up. Coming from a non-atheist and as said someone not particularly religious, 'The Case for Christ' did come over as too heavy-handed and one-sided and like it was trying too hard to appeal to Christians and the converted. Critics were very mixed on it themselves and it is also my feeling that even the converted will find themselves preached at. It is understandable why atheists would hate it with a passion, though some here have to me not expressed their feelings very well, but it is my feeling that it's not only atheists who will dislike 'The Case for Christ'. 'The Case for Christ' is not among the year's very worst but is in the bottom half of the quality spectrum to me. 2017 has been a mixed bag for film, with some good and more films, some disappointing and less films and some that fall somewhere in between. This is coming from someone who loves film of all genres and decades, would see anything with an open mind and an intent to judge it on what it set out to do and wanted to see as many films from 2017 as possible. This is not coming from an atheist or somebody particularly religious, though finds the Bible and its stories fascinating.

Making the case for christ