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…s an entirely bad thing to want to see, provided one is a little bit self-reflective about it. (Just as one ought to be with one’s love of any movie genre known to have troubling tropes, which is to say: all of them.) “Do You Believe” offers itself pretty frankly as a Christian version of 2004’s “Crash.” Here, though, the car accident brings together a dozen Chicago souls in need of Jesus: an older couple (Cybill Shepherd and Lee Majors) who have…