A young girl talks about making sure she is not "dancing for the flesh"

A woman holds up two Barbie and Ken dolls representing Adam and Eve with fig leaves covering the breast and genital areas

Lots of references to Hell, abortion, war and murder

Intense topics such as war, Abortion and the end of the world are discussed around children. Some are shown with frightened expressions as well as becoming emotional.

A group of children tell ghost stories in their cabin and are then reprimanded by a staff member for "un-christian behavior."

A war like dance performance is done during a worship service.

The color red is used to symbolize blood in a few scenes.

Becky Fischer tells several kids that Harry Potter needs to be put to death and go to hell for being a warlock.

A man, followed by several children, begin smashing glass mugs with a hammer and calling it the government.

'Hell' is said several times, in a biblical way, not as an expletive, but it could be viewed as a profane phrase by some viewers.

'Bullshit' is once said, but you'll have to listen carefully.

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This film may be triggering to those who suffer from religious trauma or have survived spiritual abuse.

Children have duct tape placed over their mouths in one scene.

Some may find the many scenes of children being taught various "extremist" religious views disturbing. A crowd of children speaks in tongues after performing a militaristic dance routine. A pastor yells at a large group of children and discusses abortion as many start crying. At many points in the documentary, children express their wish to become martyrs for their religion. Children chant "righteous judges!" while doing a salute involving a fist.