
This Tuesday, November 24th, atheists, agnostics and proponents of abortion, eugenics, feminism, and Marxism around the world will be celebrating the highest holy day of the modern evolutionary faith. And they have been waiting 150 years for the celebration! It was on this day in 1859 that Charles Darwin published On the Origin of Species—-and the world was never the same.

But for up to 2400 Alabamians, this November 24 will look a bit different. On this day, The Mysterious Islands will premiere at the historic Alabama Theater. Viewers will be transported to the far side of the world, where they will meet the strange and unusual inhabitants of a remote island archipelago called the Galapagos. There they will join Dr. John Morris, president of the Institute for Creation Research, Doug Phillips, president of Vision Forum Ministries and a team of adventurers as they cross the black lava rocks of Fernandina Island, track-down the ancient Galapagos Tortoise, study the flightless cormorant and salt-sneezing marine iguana, encounter the dive-bombing, blue-footed booby. Some of the team will even travel far beneath the surface and film without a cage around more than one hundred sharks.

At the Galapagos, the team will battle a theory that changed the modern world, because it was there on Galapagos that the modern war of the world-views began. Christians look to Jerusalem, Muslims to Mecca, but for throngs of the evolutionary faithful, it is Galapagos which is the spiritual center of their man-centered faith. And that is why you need to join the Mysterious Islands team on this extraordinary and surprising journey to “Darwin’s Eden.”

Come to the Alabama Theater in Birmingham to watch the new creation adventure film, The Mysterious Islands, this November 24, for the 150th anniversary of the publication of Darwin’s magnum opus, On the Origin of Species.

Where did Charles Darwin go wrong with his Theory of Evolution? Did he arrive at the Galapagos as an objective observer and thinker? What were the far-reaching implications of Darwin’s theory? How has Darwin’s understanding of natural selection and the struggle for survival of fittest empowered some of the most destructive philosophies and social agendas of the 20th century?

Come join us as we answer this question as part of a night to remember as the new and controversial film, The Mysterious Islands, comes to Birmingham for a special premiere screening. Meet the film’s executive producer and members of the cast in person and get a behind-the-scenes experience you will never forget.

The screening will be held November 24. The door opens at 6:15, and the ninety minute film will start at 7:00 p.m. Following the screening there will be a short Q and A with filmmakers and crew, and then a poster signing and picture signing with cast and crew.

The cost of the evening’s premiere is $10 per family. Space is limited and you must R.S.V.P. Get the word out and come be a part of this special film debut.
We hope to see you at the Alabama Theater.