I am quite familiar with the new the new testament and the concept of discernment, thank you. Angel studios is doing God’s work, so far as I can tell. Jim Caviezel is doing God’s work, so far as I can tell. In any case, I’m interested in knowing exactly what you find so problematic here. Thus far, you’ve just made some ambiguous detractions. Guy makes the definitive movie about Jesus and does it more justice than anyone before him. Pays a hefty professional price for it, doesn’t care. Then makes a film exposing international child trafficking, same thing. And then you take issue with him, but can’t even explain why except to levy some baseless and ambiguous complaints. I’m all for hearing what your problems are with these people, but then I’m not sure that *you* even know what your problems are. Until then, all I see is a few people doing some world-changing good, and then you criticizing them for it. It makes zero sense. I’m all for exercising discernment, and I think we should definitely be on the lookout and then call out the wolves posing as sheep. But if you take it so far that you can’t even discern a good guy when you see him, how does that help, either? You mentioned their “funding mechanisms”. So, out with it.. what did they do that was so shady? From what I know it was crowd funded. Are you implying that child traffickers funded the film? If not, then what are you implying? Enough with the veiled criticism. State your case already. You can’t just accuse people of being wolves and and then not back it up at all. As of right now, you’re literally no better than the sickos in the media who are criticizing the film and its creators so far as I can tell.