I really have been looking forward to the release of Collision. Thank you so much for doing this work.

On a small point, I just wanted to point out that the picture (Christopher on the left and Doug on the right), which you are using on your main site and much of the advertising, is inverted. Now that may not matter when you can't tell... but if you look closely, Doug is wearing his wedding ring on his right hand, Christopher's shirt pocket is on the left, and they both appear to be wearing women's shirts. I.e., women's button up shirts have buttons on the left side and button holes on the right side, men's shirts have buttons on the right, etc.

I am really looking forward to the dialogue expressed in this movie. Thank you for tackling an issue that is important for all people to consider, it is a refreshing break from the regular drivel that the masses are spoon-fed by entertainment outlets. Entertainment with substance, now that's refreshing!

I'm really looking forward to this movie. Only someone with the philosophical depth, doctrinal insight, and rhetorical gravitas of Doug Wilson can beat Hitchens at his own game.

Are you kidding Austin? D'nesh and William Craig are FAR, FAAR more formidable than Wilson. Hitchens himself admitted that Dinesh D'Souza has been his most formidable opponent. Wilson has the disadvantage of being a COMPLETE fundamentalist.

I look forward to this film. Unfortunately it will never screen in my Texas right wing Christian community. Mel Gibson's "Passion" ran four months to empty screens after the first couple weeks but a film like this, even if you win the Oscar and Palme d'Or, will never find a venue in this town until the DVD comes out and I screen it in my living room.

I would predict that most of the sales of theater tickets and DVDs will be to non-believers. Why? In my community the last thing the Christians want is for anyone to be exposed to alternative thoughts on religion. They seem to fear the debate more than core premises. If his voice is heard, Hitchens may win converts.

I'm not sure how one would go about "converting" to atheism. I didn't have an epiphany or a flash of realization. Over time I just asked myself, "Does this add up?" Now I find myself an atheist apologist.

Thank you for great work in bringing two incisive minds to the stage. This is my first exposure to Doug Wilson and he is the cream of the apologetics.