There's A First: A Godless Nappy-Headed Documentary

"Every argument brought up by the interviewees can be easily contested and, in most cases, blown out of the water. Andre, though, doesn’t really debate anyone (the one time he pushes back is when Jarvis says that nothing in the Bible condones slavery, when in fact there are dozens of Bible verses that would certainly seem to do exactly that). It’s instructive to just listen to these people talk candidly about religion and atheism without them getting slammed with on-the-spot rebuttals. At the same time, their misconceptions and fallacies cry out to be countered. I suppose that ultimately, the movie is more of a sociological portrait than an exercise in cerebral gymnastics, and I can live with that. It’s one of the film’s strong points that Andre addresses, true to the title, what it means to be a black atheist,...

...That’s roughly a hundred times the size of the guilt complex that white Christian parents try to hang on their godless brood."