"You've Made Us What We've Become!" (Movie Quote)

Rating: 2/10 (11 July 2015)

Was this 2006 remake, in reality, supposed to be some sort of a "God-Works-In-Mysterious-Ways" movie for New-Age, religious zealots?
The reason why I ask this question was because whoever wrote the script made a firm point (before all hell broke lose in the story) of letting the viewer know full-well that the entire Carter family (the victims) were, in fact, Christians who actually prayed together as a religious unit.
And, if this really was such a movie as I stated above, then it was yet another truly pathetic statement about Christianity as a whole, where (even after their prayers) "god" actually allowed his faithful followers (the Carters) to endure all of this horrific violence, bloodshed and murder.
I mean, was this hideous ordeal (in a screwed-up sort of way) supposed to somehow renew the faith of the Carters (at least the ones who remained alive) just because the baby was spared?
Anyway - This "Wrong Turn/Texas Chainsaw" copycat, horror flick was, as I expected, even worse than the 1977 original (which is hard to believe that anything could be worse than the likes of what Wes Craven directed).