I tried to watch this with an open mind, yet realized early-on it had the same merit as a Jonestown Koolaid commercial. Aside from a poignant speech at the very end of the movie, the majority of the movie was a feeble sales pitch for a dwindling cult following. Truthfully, I've watched Sci-Fi movies where the characters provide details that suspend belief long enough to buy into the storyline. Here, the crappy acting really promoted no interest in the fantasy characters that the movie is partly based on. The audience is expected to abandon intelligence and reason in order to blindly adopt a weakly developed character (or character amalgamation) I think the purpose of making this terrible movie was to try to enlist new members to a rapidly dwindling cult using hollow logic and citing mythical situations as "proof" to support their weak indoctrination attempt.
Review of A Matter of Faith
