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Deborah is 13, one of 11 children, and has been raised essentially in a vacuum. She has been heavily indoctrinated into Christianity and taught that she is an evil, sinful person in need of redemption. She’s even been turned into a miniature evangelist. Her parents have home-schooled her and her 10 brothers and sisters. They have “protected” her from the outside world and influences that might make her stray from what she’s been taught. But how prepared will she be to live in that outside world when she’s forced to enter it?
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A few points of what is said in the film, and what I thought of it.
She's scared of going to heaven and being told when she gets there that she's been bad and has to go to hell where there's gnashing teeth.
She was asked "what if heaven doesn't exist" she said she'll die and go to the grave, and it'll be a waste of her life.
The ending is really upsetting. she's a scared girl. she doesn't know anything. all she knows is what she's been told over the years
In the film she tells people that even a little white lie means that you're going to hell. if you get killed by a car and you never asked for forgiveness before you step out in front of the car, you're going to hell.
She said a few times that it's a scary thought of going to hell for eternity.
Another thing that was said was that life on earth is nothing. it's the eternity afterwards that is important. her father said that he was teaching eternity, when asked what it was he was teaching his children.
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