PROS
+ Wonderful testimony of planting seeds, and waiting patiently for the fruits, no matter if that takes decades or does not even bear full fruit during someone's lifetime.
+ Great display of faith in action.
+ Good defense of the flood.
+ Quote: "My tribe is mostly Christian, two generations, with no help from white missionaries. Former times in my tribe, we cut heads off our enemies. Now we pray for our enemies. Former times in my tribe, we make slaves of weakling, now we help make weaklings strong."
+ Quote: "You told me to never doubt in darkness what G-d has taught us in the light."
NEUTRAL
o Watkin Roberts was from the Welsh Calvinist Methodist Church also called the Presbyterian Church of Wales. But the churches that resulted had no denominational attachment.
CONS
-The producer is James F. Collier, who was sort of Billy Graham's right hand in the movie industry (Collier was Presbyterian; he produced from the late 1950s - 1988 for Billy Graham's World Wide Pictures; Caught, Cry from the Mountain, For Pete's Sake!, Time to Run, Joni, The Hiding Place, The Prodigal).
-Endorsement of the 1904-05 Welsh Revival, which is associated with the obligatory speaking in tongues.
- Some discrepancies to the information shown in Wikipedia. The missionary is shown to have arrived in 1906 instead of 1908. The movie repeatedly suggests that he "lived" rather several years with them and grew very close to them, but in reality he only stayed 2-5 days.
- Highly problematic remarks during the debate: "I learned ... wise and beautiful sayings from Buddha, and strong and beautiful teachings of Koran". Pudaite would never have said such things, and it is very sad that the producers inserted such a prologue in his speech.
- He lies on his first date that he does not understand English.
