This video shows the latest prosthetic technologies (artificial eyes, hands, legs, etc.). It explores the current state of these technologies and the question of where such technologies will be in 10-15 years, with comparisons to tech in the video game “Deus Ex”. A good discussion starter on appropriate use of technology and bioethics. The connection to a video game will appeal to youth.
26-Aug-11
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Radish seeds sprouting, top and roots growing
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Jennifer Wiseman (interviewee)
Veritas Riff
29-Jun-11
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A transcript of an interview on the Veritas Riff podcast. Jennifer Wiseman, NASA astronomer and Christian, speaks about the possibilities of intelligent life on other planets.
Film that relates global hunger issues with country / societal wealth and begs the question “who is your neighbor” and “why should I care?”
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2005
A documentary defending the Intelligent Design view of origins.
2003
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John Van Sloten, New Hope Church, Calgary Alberta
Pastor John Van Sloten of New Hope Church preaches on the theological implications of the scientific area of wound healing.
19-Sep-10
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Flatland: The Movie is an exciting half-hour animated film based on Edwin Abbott’s classic novel. Flatland is an entirely two-dimensional world where different shapes live, work, and play–all under the rule of the evil Circles who are determined to keep the third dimension a secret, at any cost. The story follows Arthur Square (Martin Sheen) and his curious granddaughter Hex (Kristen Bell). When the mysterious visitor Spherius (Michael York) arrives from Spaceland, Arthur and Hex face grave danger as they begin to come to terms with the truth of the third dimension. Combining action, drama, geometry, and sociopolitical commentary, this moving story challenges audiences to grasp the limitations of their assumptions about reality and to think about the possibility of higher and previously inconceivable dimensions (both literal and metaphorical). This is a movie that the whole family can enjoy.
2007
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A thoughtful documentary that juxtaposes two groups in the desert of Chile: astronomers using huge telescopes to study the universe, and women searching for the remains of loved ones killed in the Pinochet regime. Not explicitly Christian, but recommended by a pastor for other pastors.
2010
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Jennifer Wiseman
Veritas Forum
2009
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Lecture with beautiful astronomy photos, worship, etc.
John Lennox
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Several videos at his website, arguments for God, responds to Dawkins and other “new atheists”.