Analysis Of God's Not Dead

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God’s not dead is a Christian drama film, where the protagonist finds his faith challenged on the first class of Philosophy by his Professor, Mr. Radisson, who was an atheist and wanted the class to know that there’s no thing such as God, that His existence was not real. The protagonist won’t admit this, so he must prove God’s existence with intelligent, well-researched and valid information with wise arguments and evidence to prove his point in three lectures of twenty minutes long. Whereas, a business is a decision-making organization involved in the production of goods and the provision of services. These businesses exist to satisfy needs and wants of people, governments and organizations. So, how can we relate the movie to business? Well, the movie in general is about defending God’s existence, but there are some parts in the movie that are actually relatable to business. In the movie, when Reverend Jude and Dave find that the car is not working, Reverend Dave decides to call Metro City Auto, a car rental service with satisfaction …show more content…

Being human beings, we know some things and we may not know other things, so the protagonist researches loads of information about God’s existence that people may not know, so he can build up the correct arguments in the debates, with this being him innovative towards the class, because he is introducing something new to them. With this, entrepreneurs have to do the same when creating a new product or service. They need to do some research about what people need and want, and with this find a niche in the market so they can create something successful. They are also innovative and passionate about their work of producing something new and with this, minds of people tend end up being more

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