Yesterday, the Huntsville Times ran this story about the Mysterious Islands being shown at the U.S. Space and Rocket Center tonight:
HUNTSVILLE, AL - Celebrate the 150th anniversary of the publication of Charles Darwin’s “Origin of the Species” by exploring the Galapagos Islands with filmmakers Jon and Andy Erwin through their new documentary, “The Mysterious Islands.”
The 90-minute film will be screened Wednesday, Nov. 25, at 6:30 p.m. at the U.S. Space and Rocket Center. Admission is $10 for a family, $5 for individuals.
Because of limited space, reserve a place by contacting Joshua Walsh at JoshuaDirect@gmail.com, 352-408-6190.
“The Mysterious Islands” follows Joshua Phillips, 16, son of the film’s producer, as he looks at the same animals and adaptations seen by Darwin, but comes to a very different conclusion, ones he terms “mediated design,” in which God remains creator of all, working through Creation.
Vision Forum produced the film by Birmingham natives Jon and Andy Erwin, who have won Dove Awards for their Christian music videos. The film, released Nov. 13., offers a pro-Creationism view of the islands on which Darwin formulated the theories that would become the basis for the evolutionary model of cosmic and human development. Dr. John Morris, president of the Institute for Creation Research, contributes to the film.
Check out the Web site, whether or not you can make the movie, which is being offered here as the Erwin brothers drive from Birmingham on to their next stop on the film’s debut. I’ve always figured however Creation occurred, it is a miracle, and the gorgeous photography of these intriguing islands bear that out, however it is that you personally fit God into the story of how things came to be and to become.
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