With the upcoming release of Religulous (a less-than-clever way of combining "religious" with "ridiculous") this week - a documentary film on religious fanaticism and evangelicalism by the satirical iconoclast Bill Maher - we're going to see an assualt on Christianity and belief in God taken to new heights.  It's no secret that Hollywood has been less than sympathetic to the spiritual journeys of most Americans, but now, as Superchic[k] sings, "It's on!"  Atheists are throwing down the gauntlet and directly attacking us.  We see this already in the more educated, popular crowd (Richard Dawkins, Sam Harris, and Christopher Hitchens). Perhaps it's a reaction to the recent Expelled film.  On Wikipedia's site, the film is described as the following:

A range of views on the various world religions are explored as Bill Maher travels to numerous religious destinations, such as Jerusalem, the Vatican, and Salt Lake City, interviewing believers from a variety of backgrounds and groups, including Jews for Jesus, Christians, Muslims, polygamists, Satanists, Hasidic Jews and Raël of the Raëlian Movement. Maher interviews research neuroscientist Andrew Newberg, MD, (author of Why We Believe What We Believe) who brain-scans people at the University of Pennsylvania as they pray, meditate and speak in tongues.

But Religulous certainly doesn't seem to interact with any prominent scholar, pastor, or theologian that represents Christianity.  It no more shows Christianity to be silly than interviewing Bill Maher himself on his atheism shows atheism to be silly!  Even its poster is attempting to be defamatory:

The film opens October 3rd.  Hide the kids!