I'm sorry Protecious, but no one is above reproach. What you've said in your comment is that art should be censored and that makes you an enemy of every filmaker, writer, painter, musician, sculpter, etc in the world.
If I can have the whole the God and jesus paradigm pushed down my throat on a daily basis, then they can have the possibility of God and Jesus' inexistence pushed down theirs.
No one in this world has the right to not be offended. That would be like saying that it's the responsibility of all overweight people to get super skinny for the express purpose of ensuring that other people don't find them unpleasant to look at when they cross paths in public.
If a person's religious beliefs can really be disrupted my a mere movie, then it really doesn't sound like that person was all that religious to begin with.
Also, is the questioning of religion really the only disrespectful thing you've ever seen in a horror film? There's been racism, homophobia, murder (including patricide, matricide, and infanticide among many many others), rape, necrophilia, cannibalism, forced cannibalism.....but "religion" is where the line is crossed?
No. That just brings us back to the censorship of art and the imposition of one's belief onto the lives and sensibilities of others. There are many ways of thinking and believing in this world and to suggest that those of one belief system should not be allowed the same freedom in the sphere of entertainment as those of another belief system is reprehensible and downright sociopathic.