This film is saturated with words, actions, and belief systems that have entirely nothing to do with the principles and doctrines found in Scripture. It's about a woman who, after three failed marriages, runs around in loose clothing and pretends to fall under the control of the Holy Spirit while Pentecostal services are underway in the small, backwoods Holiness Church where she attends. Obviously, what she thinks is spiritual ecstasy it is nothing more than showmanship for the delight of the understudied and unlearned. She even has sex with an unbelieving religion professor where she also breaks out in tongues in the middle of their sexual encounter in her home. Don't, please, consider any portion of this disaster to represent Christianity as it should be lived out in the lives of those who profess being saved or born again. Where any conscience is displayed the moment is not scripturally based but more like an escape from condemnation brought on by the individual's personal instability. The devil certainly gets his way in this movie, for it is not something I would recommend the unsaved and newly saved view as it fails to represent anything Christlike.
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