Synopsis
Irwin Moon of the Moody Institute of Science explores time and space and finds in them evidence of design; a 1957 film from the Sermons from Science series.
Synopsis, reviewed
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- Running time
- 27 minutes
Reviews on the Internet Archive
★★★★★ · Very Entertaining and Educational! · RockyJones · 2010-12-12
I loved this video. The narrator was friendly and seemed pretty knowledgeable, and I learned something! By the way, for those here who are so bothered by the references to God, put a sock in it, OK?
★★★★★ · Great Vacation! · Spuzz · 2006-01-24
This is definitely the best stop motion photography film I¡¯ve seen on the archive! This is a totally fun film that explains, in the first half, how stop motion photography works, both as slow motion and quick motion.. There are a lot of GREAT examples here, most notably the 2 day vacation, and the stadium scenes. In the 2nd half, it sort of gets too sciencey with the relativity discussion (but I still love the demos!) and of course, the narrator gets his shots about God and Science blah blah blah at the end. A fun fun movie, one of the best in the AV archives!
★★★★★ · WONDERFUL! · BonnieSmith · 2010-02-05
GOD created time and space and all the matter and energy therein. The heavens and Earth declare His Almighty Glory. Lord have mercy on those who have eyes but will not see.
★★★★★ · 50+ years later the message is still relevant · EricJ · 2011-12-07
I think there is an interesting parallel here. The laws of physics haven't changed; moral truth hasn't changed. How we respond to truth is the measure of character.
★★★★★ · its not science if you use the bible in bibliography · not u · 2017-09-25
one more round for the ignorant---- the supporters of the bible side against science- 10 out of 10 times. fact. don't fight history guys, the christians have to include their bullshit in every sector of the world, including science. how many times do the christians have to suffer the facts, " that bullshit stinks when the sun strikes it".
★★★★ · Great Presentation of Time: · Time Travelin Mike · 2010-02-18
This film, in my opinion, is sucessful in generating excitement about a subject that really is exciting. It includes some fun and clever plays on the passage of time, which adds to the excitement. The "two day vacation" part is a bit long, but other than that, it keeps your attention throughout. Fans of the Discovery Channel show "Time Warp" will enjoy this, because high-speed cameras are used to see things that we normally wouldn't be able to within our normal perception. In defence of the mention of God, keep in mind that this is a Moody Institute of Science film, which is a Christian…