A film like this does not just ask questions. It comes with particular biases and it is encourages us to relate the story to our own reality in some way. And we know what some of those biases are not just from watching the film, but from what the filmmaker himself, George Lucas, has already indicated about how his own beliefs are evidenced in the story. I've been pondering that question ever since, and the conclusion I've come to is that all the religions are true. The personal God of the Bible who came to earth at a real point in history in the body of Jesus Christ, and who died a real historic death on the cross to save us from real sins, so that we can spend an eternal reality with Him in heaven.
Faith becomes an end in itself without an absolute object of faith.
God through Christ is to be the object, the Beginning and the End, of our faith. Without Him, faith is ultimately meaningless. Josh McDowell defines truth, or integrity, as that which holds fidelity to the original. God's Word has introduced us to the face of God in the person of Jesus Christ. God is not a mystery.