Netflix: Top 10 Worldview Movies
By E. I. Sanchez on Sep 2, 2008 | 3586 views | 7 feedbacks »If you have other film recommendations, leave us a comment.
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 The Case For The Creator
Lee Strobel doing what he does best: apologetics. Add to Netflix |
 The Case For Christ
If you liked the book, you'll love the movie! Add to Netflix |
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Don't waste your time looking for aliens! |
 Icons of Evolution
Hasta La Vista -- Darwin!!! Add to Netflix |
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 St. John in Exile
This is a one man play. Well done. Add to Netflix |
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7 comments
Comment from: E. I. Sanchez [Member] 
The Lee Strobel films are well done. Peter and Paul brings you back to the first century AD. Journey Toward Creation is not bad but it may be a bit dated when compared to The Case for the Creator.
09/02/08 @ 01:02
Comment from: Neil [Visitor] · http://4simpsons.wordpress.com
Nice list! I need to see more of those.
09/02/08 @ 15:58
Comment from: E. I. Sanchez [Member]
Hey Dan,
do you guys do blockbuster? not good my friend...Google needs to buy blockbuster and digitize their movie collection.
do you guys do blockbuster? not good my friend...Google needs to buy blockbuster and digitize their movie collection.
09/03/08 @ 14:37
Comment from: Dan [Member]
Yeah we do Blockbuster. It was cheaper than Netflix for what we wanted, and we can return to the store.
09/03/08 @ 19:50
The Franklin Springs Family Media catalog is now online at NetFlix, also. All of their titles have a Christian world view and will encourage and edify the entire family!
A Journey Home was the winner of the best Best Documentary Award at the 2005 San Antonio Christian Film Festival.
A Journey Home was the winner of the best Best Documentary Award at the 2005 San Antonio Christian Film Festival.
11/18/08 @ 10:59
Comment from: Johnny O [Visitor] · http://derrenbrown.co.uk/blog/
Do you let your kids watch this stuff?
I only wonder, because in the true spirit of "Teaching the Controversy", you don't have any films that are pro-Evolution. The new Paul Bettany film "Creation" (poorly named) about the young Charles Darwin for instance.
Seems like brainwashing to me.
I only wonder, because in the true spirit of "Teaching the Controversy", you don't have any films that are pro-Evolution. The new Paul Bettany film "Creation" (poorly named) about the young Charles Darwin for instance.
Seems like brainwashing to me.
03/20/10 @ 16:28
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