For the most part, I thought it made a better stand-up act than a documentary. Some of the people he interviewed provided truly priceless moments. Many of the interviews reminded me of the Daily Show interviews.

He deals with a subject that, clearly, makes him very angry; not with grace so much as a humorous and just-this-side-of-irreverent attitude that gets him thrown out of several places, but never killed (though you wonder at times).

He does bring his theme together nicely with an intense 10 minute statement at the end of the film (this isn't really a spoiler, 'k?).

Overall an enjoyable watch. I guess I'd give it a 3.5 out of 5 (he does keep you engaged). Unfortunately, the emotionally reactionary attitude he brings to the film will probably keep many of the people, whose faith he would like them to question, from seeing the film. For the choir though, he preaches a pretty funny sermon.

It is worth a watch.