‘"Perhaps most importantly, God & Country addresses the threats the Christian nationalist movement poses to democracy, national discourse, and the health of Christianity. More than that, it helps Christian and non-Christian viewers alike understand that this movement is one they can easily stand against, and that vocal, united opposition of the kind that defined the church during the Civil Rights Movement is more important than ever. "‘

‘A film that lays out the cause, the "thinking" and secret agenda and not-so-secret financiers of this dangerous Christian Nationalist movement...a brilliantly-argued, damningly laid-out case for...democracy from its most serious internal threat ever‘

‘"Among the things that gives God & Country — based on the book The Power Worshippers, by Katherine Stewart — its strength is that most of its numerous interview subjects are both deeply religious Christians and politically conservative. They’re clearly disturbed by the movement’s distortion of religion and its rewriting of history."‘

‘"The film’s insights about the role of religion in politics feel especially well-informed because many of its commentators draw on their own personal and professional experiences with the Christian church. They’re believers, too, and they’re worried."‘

‘"Remember “God & Country” because sometime in the future you’ll be able to stream it. And you’ll want to, because it’s that good. And it alone will motivate you to vote. You’ll need no phone call, advertising is irrelevant. This movie alone will change hearts and minds, and isn’t that what it’s all about?"‘