History Film / GodsNotDead2

* HollywoodLaw: You cannot be sued for simply mentioning Jesus in a public school, especially if it's just responding to a student's question whether he taught nonviolence (public schools have comparative religion classes, you know). The case would have been dismissed, or a summary judgment entered for the teacher. Even if she were fired (which ''she'' could sue for) they couldn't take away her teaching certificate. Assuming the case somehow went to court, Jesus' existence would be legally irrelevant.

The Pure Flix sequel to ''Film/GodsNotDead''

** The film comes out on April Fools Day.

* CultureBlind: Like the last film, it treats Christianity as a minority being unjustly persecuted in a country that is 80% Christian. Made even worse as this takes place in the region of America referred to as the Bible Belt.

** Many fans referred to the first film as an IdiotPlot as all Josh had to do was inform a higher up of what Raddison was doing to get it to stop. Instead they invoke that here in an instance where the teacher ''wasn't'' trying to convert someone to their belief and act as if it was terrible that she wasn't allowed to do that.

* HollywoodLaw: You cannot be sued for simply mentioning Jesus in a public school, especially if it's just responding to a student's question whether he taught nonviolence (public schools have comparative religion classes, you know). The case would have been dismissed, or better yet summary judgment entered for the teacher. There are advocacy organizations specializing. Even if she were fired (which ''she'' could sue for) they couldn't take away her teaching certificate. Assuming the case somehow went to court, Jesus' existence would be legally irrelevant.

The PureFlix sequel of ''Film/GodsNotDead''

* ConflictingLoyalty: The preacher who has made it clear that he supports the teacher is in the jury box during her trial. Something that would never happen in real life as since it also has to do with his religion he would be deemed too biased to be a member.
* CultureBlind: Like the last film, it treats Christianity as a minority being unjustly prosecuted in a country 80% Christian. Made even worse as this takes place in a area of America referred to as the Bible Belt.
* DastardlyWhiplash: How atheist are protrayed. They are just missing the top hat and mustache.
* DirtyCoward: The school system is protrayed as being completely terrified of atheist and the ACLU and are throwing the teacher under the bus for it.

** They protrayed atheist as once again just God hating monsters who want to destroy Christianity ForTheEvil.

** The first film was this great speel about how one should not force you to got against your beliefs. This film whines about how Christians can't force their beliefs on others.

** How many fans referred to the first film as an IdiotPlot as all Josh had to do was inform a higher up of what Raddison was doing to get it to stop. Instead they invoke that here in an instance where the teacher ''wasn't'' trying to convert someone to their belief and act as if it was terrible that she wasn't allowed to do that.

* SeriousBusiness: The film treats it as if a teacher so much as mentions anything to do with Christianity in the classroom she is to be burned at the stake.
* TrailersAlwaysLie: Averted. Unlike the first film that '''tried''' to make itself look like a serious debate. This one just flat out says that Atheist are coming to destroy Christianity.

* SnidelyWhiplash: How atheist are protrayed. They are just missing the top hat and mustache.

* CultureBlind: Like the last film, it treats Christianity as a minority being unjustly prosecuted in a country 80% Christian.

* NebulousEvilOrganisation: The atheist in this film seem to have upgraded from one JerkAss teacher to an entire group wishing to once and for all make people state "God is dead". The trailer doesn't help as it repeatedly states how "THEY" wish to stop you from believing and how "THEY" are against you.

** How many fans referred to the first film as an IdiotPlot as all Josh had to do was inform a higher up of what Raddison was doing to get it to stop. Instead they invoke that here in an instance where the teacher ''wasn't'' trying to convert someone to their belief.

* CultureBlind: Like the last film, it treats Christianity as a minority being unjustly prosciutto in a country 80% Christian.

* NebulousEvilOrganisation: The atheist in this film seem to have upgraded from one JerkAss teacher to an entire group wishing to once and for all make people state "God is dead".

* NebulousEvilOrganisation: The atheist in this film seem to have upgraded from one Jerry's teacher to an entire group wishing to once and for all make people state "God is dead".

** The film comes out on April Fools Day.