God's Not Dead 2

The debate about the state of spiritual affairs continues in the latest release from Harold Cronk, the helmer behind God Is Not Dead! and God’s Not Dead.

The debate about the state of spiritual affairs continues in the latest release from Harold Cronk, the helmer behind God Is Not Dead! and God’s Not Dead. This time, a high school teacher (Melissa Joan Hart) unwittingly answers a question about Jesus and faces not only the possibility of losing her job; she also just might become the impetus that results in God being expelled from public life. As a film critic, I find myself wondering if God’s Not Dead 2 can function as a film rather than a heavy-handed bit of polemic posturing in the latest round of the culture war. (Opens Friday at Kenwood Theatre) (PG) Not screened in time for review