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(More customer reviews)How dare people think for themselves?
How dare books these days encourage people to pursue their own spirituality without being indoctrinated?
How dare people become responsible for their own morality and actions without blaming some exterior supernatural force?
One of the problems I have with the Christian right these days is they pretty much tell people to stop thinking, to surrender their doubts and just do what they're told. And that is pretty much what this documentary is asking people to do. And given that, it would have already been a bad film (I refuse to label this fictional work a documentary) if it didn't have as many holes in it that I could poke a besom through.
As usual, fundamentalists have made a point of view based on flawed logic and total inaccuracy. Man of the things in this film are simply untrue, even to the extent of when they are talking about the swasktika, which any Nazi historian will tell you was based on an Busdhist symbol and NOT lightning.
But the worst, by far, has to be that idiot of a woman who calls herself an expert on world religions, Caryl Matrisciana. Has she even READ the books? Does she even know ANYHTING about them or about witchcraft for that matter? She claims to have been part of the new age movement but she is little more than what we call a "whitelighter", people who dabble just out of their own ego in order to get what they want.
Don't waste your time on this, rather than a zero I wanted to rate this in negative numbers.
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