Saw a few years back. Mind-blowing to say the least. Despite the brainwashing, and how disturbing that indoctrination is, I was more fearful when I saw the footage of a (ISIS) radicalized child (in training) cutting the head off of a doll, as practice for a real beheading.

Paraphrasing Armin Nevabi from his Toronto talk, it came up in discussion; "what can the Atheist community learn from the theists?" His answer was, "Their 'marketing,' no one does it better."
The Jesus camp, radicalization, when you distill it down to a principle, all these things are brute force pyramid scheme marketing on steroids.

Why do they call it 'born again christian?' Because you have to have the mind of a child to believe the stories, and fantasy. Sadly, lots of adults have never outgrown this.

I saw it awhile back and also found it disturbing.

Christians...

Regardless of age, they're all just crazy, mixed up kids.

Can't remember if I saw part of it or all of it. Very disturbing and maddening. I think I saw it as part of a plan to train these youths to enter into politics and infiltrate the government. I hope there are enough sane people to keep this from happening. Best defense against their plan is showing the movie to voters.

Scariest movie I've ever seen.

I have not.
I'm sorry you had to.

I saw a few excerpts, and didn't really want to watch it after that. You're right, it's horrible.

Also not sure if it was that or a differnt documentary, but I was freaked out by this kids with fake, pained looking "smiles" on their faces.

Oy. Even the Children of the fucking Corn would look at those kids and say "damn, you are TOO intense." The segment when they are praying to a cardboard cutout of Dumbya, though....

Yep, and it is Trumps base and about 15-20% nationally.

For those who have not seen it, but a preview or trailer, it is exponentially worse than you may expect.

Nearly a quarter of the US population, evangelicals are diverse and drawn from a variety of denominational backgrounds, including Baptist, Mennonite, Methodist, Holiness, Pentecostal, Reformed and nondenominational churches.--wiki

understand also that this same loose affiliation has usurped control of school textbooks and how they are printed including what content is allowed. Aaron Ra has a long speech about that and how it is being implemented.

I would not care to watch it. The very idea of putting it on young children that they have "sins" and Jesus can help them is horrible! How could any adult think this was right? It is all made up and not even in their buybull.

I have never heard of Jesus Camp...I presume it’s American. From what I have read down below from others who have knowledge of it, I’m horrified. This should be banned, it is brainwashing and mind control of the most frightening and violent kind, and I’d call it child abuse.

I never have because when I watched the trailer I cringed. I was also a closet nonbeliever when I watched the Mel Gibson The Passion of the Christ with believers.

I didn't think anything had made me want to watch it more than this

Teaching to drink the Koolaid.

Couldn't watch it. Hard to believe this is real stuff. Reality escapes either me or them. One of us needs help.

I was already atheist when I watched it so I just found it incredible funny

I was forced to go to bible camp 1962 1963 and I had fun because I was already an Atheist since 1957 .....all the scared believer kids did not know why I was smiling and laughing after some sunset baptisms...... at night in the barracks....I told the guys the older girls were pretty and how much fun it was to swim in the creek and catch crawdads.....that's the way reality works.....hell threats and heaven bribes don't work upon proud Atheists so enjoy your life ....compassion for religious victims works best by setting a good example for believers to follow ....science NOT SUPERSTITION

Too stressful to think about.

Yes, typical brainwashing used by evangelicals, nothing from these hypocrites freaks me out any longer.