I don't normally do movie reviews - for numerous reasons. I can't begin to count the number of times I saw an 'edited-for-tv' movie and recommended to a friend only to see the 'original' version at some point and have to apologize to all the people I recommended the movie to because of all the inappropriate content I conveniently didn't see the first time. Of course, that doesn't happen as often anymore since the tv version of most movies is nearly as awful as the original version. Okay, back to my original post . . .
If you are not aware, our house has been plagued with various forms of sickness (i.e. flu, bronchitis, colds, stomach bugs, ear infections, sinus infections, etc . . . ) since August when I attempted to get a head start on the school year. We've been sick off and on (mostly on) since then. This has made regular school work and schedules a bit unpredictable with some kids in bed, unplanned doctors appointments, and the like. When our regular school activities are lost in the chaos, I enjoy snuggling with all the kids on the couch reading good books - actual literature and a few silly kids books too. I also love finding movies that are educational.
Incredible Creatures that Defy Evolution (I, II, and III) is a series of videos that covers a host of fascinating facts about God's creation and a straightforward explanation of why they could have never evolved. We watched them when they were available for streaming through Netflix, but they are available lots of places. I highly recommend these. Some of the naration is silly - which the kids enjoyed, and the photography isn't breathtakingly gorgeous like the BBC nature specials, but every bit of information glorifies our Great Creator.
On a side-note. I went to college with Dr. Martin's twin daughters, Maryn and Taryn. It was really interesting to listen to him speak on the videos.
Incredible Creatures that Defy Evolution (I, II, and III) is a series of videos that covers a host of fascinating facts about God's creation and a straightforward explanation of why they could have never evolved. We watched them when they were available for streaming through Netflix, but they are available lots of places. I highly recommend these. Some of the naration is silly - which the kids enjoyed, and the photography isn't breathtakingly gorgeous like the BBC nature specials, but every bit of information glorifies our Great Creator.
On a side-note. I went to college with Dr. Martin's twin daughters, Maryn and Taryn. It was really interesting to listen to him speak on the videos.
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