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Unlocking The Mystery Of Life
Approx. 67 min.
Take a
fascinating journey to the interior of a single living cell—an elaborate
microscopic world bearing the hallmarks of intelligent engineering.
Featuring state-of-the-art computer animation and insight from expert
scientists and scholars, this compelling video (by
Illustra Media) examines an idea with the power to
revolutionize our understanding of life … and to unlock the mystery of
its origin.
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The Privileged Planet:
The Search for Purpose in
the Universe
Approx. 60 min.
Today, most
scientists and philosophers claim that Earth is an ordinary speck of
dust adrift, without purpose or significance, in a vast cosmic sea. This
idea (popularized by the late astronomer, Carl Sagan) is an outgrowth of
the naturalistic philosophy that has dominated science for the past 150
years. Yet, remarkable evidence--unveiled by contemporary astronomy and
physics-may now tell a very different story.
Building upon
the overwhelming success of Unlocking the Mystery of Life (widely
acclaimed as the most effective refutation of Darwinian theory, ever
produced),
Illustra Media presents The Privileged Planet.
This hour-long
documentary explores the scientific evidence for intelligent design and
purpose in the universe. In the process, Earth is revealed as far more
than the product of time, chance, and random natural processes.
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Icons of Evolution
(documentary)
Approx. 51 min.
“True science and freedom of thought
are inseparable, but as this video shows, some scientists prefer power
to truth.”
- PHILLIP JOHNSON, AUTHOR OF DARWIN ON
TRIAL
Are students learning the whole truth
about Darwin’s theory of evolution?
According to a growing number of
scientists, the surprising answer is no. They claim that many of the
most famous “Icons of Evolution”–including Darwin’s “Tree of Life,”
finches from the Galapagos Islands, and embryos that look remarkably
similar–are based on outdated research and sloppy logic. They say
students are being hurt by the failure to present both sides of an
emerging scientific debate over Darwin’s theory.
Come explore this fascinating new conflict over evolution in the
classroom–a conflict based on science, not religion. Learn about the
controversy that engulfs one town when a teacher actually tries to tell
students that some scientists disagree with Darwin.
From the Galapagos Islands to China, Icons of Evolution (Coldwater
Media) will take you on a fast-paced, fascinating journey
into one of the most controversial issues in today’s public arena.
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The Incorrigible Dr. Berlinski
Approx.
55 min.
David Berlinski was raised in New York City, educated at
Columbia College and received his Ph.D. in philosophy from Princeton
University. He later became a Fellow of the Faculty in Mathematics and
a Post Doctoral Fellow in molecular biology at Columbia University. He
has taught philosophy, mathematics, and English at Stanford, Rutgers,
Columbia, the Universite de Paris at Jussieu, the University of Puget
Sound, the University of Santa Clara, San Jose State University and San
Francisco State University.
He has been a fellow at both the International Institute for Applied
Systems Analysis and the Institut des Hautes Etudes Scientifiques. He
is the author of works on systems analysis, differential topology,
theoretical biology, analytic philosophy, and the philosophy of
mathematics, as well as the author of "A Tour of the Calculus," "The
Advent of the Algorithm," and "Newton's Gift." Berlinski is currently a
Senior Fellow with Discovery Institute.
The producers of the critically acclaimed documentary "Icons of
Evolution" recently sat down for an interview with Dr. Berlinski. The
interview was a lucid and entertaining critique of Darwinian evolution.
Some will find him persuasive, others simply inflammatory. Perhaps the
best way to describe him would be from one of the nation's leading
advocates of "Darwin-only Education" She called him 'incorrigible.'
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Voyage Inside The Cell
Approx. 15 min.
Voyage Inside the Cell is a 15-minute animated
journey through the cell that leaves the viewer stunned with the amazing
complexity and information content of the living cell. The haunting
music and soothing female narration leaves you feeling like you have
just stepped off a Disney ride at the end.
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A Question of Origins
Approx. 61 min.
During the past
century, much of the world has accepted the theory of Evolution as fact.
Yet the molecules-to-man theory has no direct evidence to support it at
all. Origins provides overwhelming evidence in favor of Creation.
The theory of Evolution has been applied to most scientific fields and
this video thoroughly exposes the blind speculation and evolutionary
bias in three of these areas of science including: Cosmology, Chemistry,
and Biology.
This visually rich, full production reveals conclusive evidence that the
universe and all life were created by a Supernatural Being, and that the
God of the Bible is that Creator.
Features
widely-traveled Creationist speaker, Roger Oakland, who makes the issues
easy-to-understand for laypeople. Various scientific experts share
evidence and proofs.
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The Blind Watchmaker
Approx. 58 min.
In this lecture,
Professor Johnson summarizes the major conflicts between neo-Darwinian
theory and natural science including the Cambrian explosion and the
existence of biomolecular systems of irreducible complexity.
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On The Origin Of Life
Approx. 58 min.
Dr. Dean Kenyon, author
of Biochemical Predestination, discusses problems he sees with current
origin of life scenarios and explores why unguided chemical reactions
might have inhibited a purely materialistic origin of life on Earth. The
Focus on Origins series is sponsored by UC Santa Barbara.
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On The Origin Of Life II
Approx. 58 min.
In this exclusive interview, Dr.
Charles Thaxton challenges the assumption that time, chance, and natural
processes are sufficient to explain the origin of life. Presented by
UCSB as part of the
Focus on Origins series.
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On Darwinism
Approx. 57
min.
In this fascinating
interview,
UC Berkeley's Professor Johnson offers his unique insight into the
philosophical basis of modern Darwinian theory and the many scientific
problems which confront it. With his breadth of knowledge and keen
intellect, he brings a fresh perspective to the timeless issue of
origins. Presented by UCSB as part of the
Focus on Origins series.
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On Darwinism II
Approx. 58 min.
The latest interview from the
Focus on Origins series spotlights Dr. Michael Denton, author of
Evolution: A Theory in Crisis and Nature's Destiny. Dr. Denton's
scientific critique of neo-Darwinian mechanisms argues for the need for
further research in biology.
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RealPlayer.
Irreducible Complexity: The Biochemical Challenge to Darwinism
Approx. 59 min.
Using Examples of
bacterial motors, cilia, vision, cellular transport, and more, Lehigh
University's Dr. Michael Behe helps to balance the facts on both sides
of the question of origins in this latest installment from the
Focus on Origins Series from UC Santa Barbara.
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On The Theory of Evolution
Approx. 115 min.
A panel discussion related to the
philosophy and limits of science as well as the adequacy of Darwinian
mechanisms to account for the diversity and disparity of life on Earth.
Presented by UCSB as part of the
Focus on Origins series.
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Icons of Evolution
Approx. 88 min.
Dr. Jonathan Wells, author of Icons of
Evolution argues that much of what we have been taught about evolution
may be wrong. The peppered moth, embryology, Darwin's finches, and the
fossil record are all examples used to help illustrate his point in this
latest lecture from the
Focus on Origins series sponsored by UC Santa Barbara.
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Darwinism on Trial
Approx. 89 min.
In this lecture from the Focus on Origins
series, UC Berkeley Professor Phillip Johnson explores the academic
shortcomings of Darwinism. He argues that the scientific community's
methods exclude presenting negative arguments for an accepted theory and
calls for a more intellectually honest evaluation of how life arrived at
its present state.
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On The Origin of Phyla
Approx. 59 min.
Widely recognized as one of the world's leading authorities on
invertebrate paleontology and evolutionary paleobiology, UC Berkeley
Professor James Valentine's research tackles what many consider the most
difficult and enigmatic problem facing neo-Darwinian theory: explaining
the origin of phyla.
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From The Big Bang to Irreducible Complexity
Approx. 58 min.
This program from the
Focus on Origins series features an exclusive interview with Dr.
Michael Behe, author of Darwin's Black Box: The Biochemical Challenge to
Evolution. Dr. Behe discusses a number of inferences to intelligent
design including the Big Bang, the fine using of the Cosmos, irreducibly
complex molecular machines, and the ability of natural selection to
inhibit major evolutionary change.
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RealPlayer.
From The Big Bang to Biology
Approx. 57 min.
On this episode of
Focus on Origins, author Dr. Robert Newman discusses the Big Bang
theory, mathematical fine tuning of the universe, and a summary of the
strengths and weaknesses of four general models of origins.
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Darwinism: Science or Philosophy
Approx. 89 min.
Two eminent professors, Phillip
Johnson of
UC
Berkeley and William Provine of
Cornell
University, come to grips with the most important of all
questions: Do we owe our existence to a creator? Can the blind
watchmaker of natural selection take the place of God? Vigorous
arguments and a lively question and answer period illuminate the
contemporary debate between naturalistic and theistic ways of
understanding our existence. Presented by UCSB as part of the
Focus on Origins series.
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How Darwinists Think
Approx. 87 min.
Phillip E. Johnson reviews the past 50 years of Darwinian thinking from
the 1959 centennial celebration of Origin of Species to the present
controversies over Darwinian mechanisms and philosophical naturalism.
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On The Origin and Design of the Cosmos
Approx. 86 min.
Dr. Strauss reviews the scientific evidence related to the Big Bang in
addition to the fine-tuning of numerous cosmological constants required
for advanced life to exist in the cosmos. He discusses the philosophical
and theological implications of both.
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Paradigm of Design: The Bacterial Flagellum
Approx. 83 min.
Dr. Minnich argues that the proton-powered reversible rotary motor and
flagellum of E. coli is an example of irreducible complexity which could
not have arisen in a gradual step-by-step Darwinian process.
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The Right Questions
Approx. 58 min.
This exclusive interview with
Phillip E. Johnson covers a broad range of issues from education and
science to religion and politics raised in the author's latest book,
"The Right Questions: Truth, Meaning, and Public Debate."
Watch it now using RealPlayer.
Can Science Know The Mind of God?
Approx. 58 min.
With truth, understanding, and reason
in the balance, UC Berkeley's Phillip Johnson makes a persuasive case
for the reality of the mind of God arguing against the naive idea that
all reality can be explained in terms of purely physical and material
causes. His lecture is thought-provoking. The questions and answers that
follow reflect intellectual discourse at its best! Presented by UCSB as
part of the
Focus on Origins series.
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The Rhetoric of Charles Darwin
Approx. 55 min.
Dr. John Angus Campbell explores how
Charles Darwin used his rhetoric skills to persuade others of the
creative power of natural selection. The logic and structure of Darwin's
Origin of Species is analyzed in this fascinating interview. Presented
as part of the
Focus on Origins series from UC Santa Barbara.
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Science and Belief in God: Concord not Conflict
Approx. 59 min.
Professor Robert Koons traces the
development of science through history, especially as it relates to
theism.
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Time For Truth
Approx. 59 min.
Os Guinness, author of Time for Truth:
Living Free in a World of Lies, Hype, and Spin, argues that in our
postmodern society, truth no longer exists in any objective or absolute
sense yet is necessary for freedom and "a good life". Presented as part
of the
Let There be Light Series.
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What Christians Believe: Peter Kreeft
Approx. 59 min.
Peter Kreeft, Professor of Philosophy at Boston College,
addresses "What Christians Believe," Book II of "Mere Christianity" by
C. S. Lewis, which Kreeft calls "Lewis's most powerful book."
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Jesus: Legend, Teacher, Critic, or Son of God
Approx. 89 min.
Dr. Robert
Price of the Jesus Seminar and Dr. Gregory Boyd engage an academic
dialogue on the subject of the historical Jesus.
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RealPlayer.
The Feminist Case Against Abortion
Approx. 89 min.
Serrin Foster, President
of Feminists for Life of America, discusses the pro-life convictions of
the early feminists and how it takes courage to be both pro-women and
pro-life.
Watch it now using RealPlayer.