They could have left out the chanting.

I also liked the first "God's Not Dead," but perhaps because I was a public school teacher, I liked GND 2 even better. I can totally believe the response to Grace's very legitimate and legal classroom discussion in some school districts, or in most all districts in the not too distant future if certain political factions keep screaming for the elimination of the mention of God in our nation. While her lawyer was at times a little over the top in the courtroom, the rest of the movie is more realistic that I'd like to believe.

Christians need to stand up for our "culture and traditions" every day. It seems every culture and belief system are valued and catered to except ours. The premise of this movie is unfortunately not far-fetched at all.

School systems such as the one depicted in this movie are not alone in caving to "political correctness." Corporations that have always espoused Christian beliefs are caving to PC pressure, with one recently dropping all financial donations to three very worthy charities so as to not offend certain groups. All of this while trying to pretend their focus is on homelessness and poverty (really??), and education. Pure Flix, please keep up the good work with your Christian-focused movies. They matter now more than ever.

Btw, the books mentioned in this movie are well worth reading, too.

Added this movie to our collection. Glad we did.

I really enjoyed it .God is the only truth ,

Good movie. Will be added to the Library of Christian Movies for My Grandchildren.