When the song I Can Only Imagine was first released, I was a teenager and I remember the profound effect it had on my church. The lyrics touched on the hope we all have for when we leave this world behind and to this day I get misty-eyed when I'm really listening to it. So when the movie came out that revolved around the making of this song, I was excited to see it. To be honest, I haven't had the chance yet, but it is on my list for the summer. That said, I read a review of the movie and was disturbed by something the author revealed. This reviewer was not kind when it came to the substance of the film, which is to be expected these days. It seems the more acerbic and snarky one can be, the more popular the review/critique becomes, which is sad in its own right but I digress. The statement that caught me was that a particular character's sudden conversion to Christianity after being diagnosed with terminal illness "didn't really count." Be...