Obviously Christians will really like this documentary, and those who are not Christians will really not like it. The CGI is weak and lacking a professional touch, probably due to budget constraints. Many of the animations and still images appear as if they are under water, which really is unnecessary and bothersome.
The information presented by various scientists from different disciplines is extraordinary. The scientific method is clearly used in all aspects to explain this catastrophic event that destroyed almost every living creature. How was the ark able to stay afloat during strong winds and high waves. It's explained by a mechanical engineer. Where did all the water come from and where did it go afterwards? That too is explained by science along with much more. The last 10 or 15 minutes are dedicated to "witnessing" to the non believers in the audience. I thought this was unnecessary.
This documentary was put out by Christians for Christians. The skeptic will remain as such.
The information presented by various scientists from different disciplines is extraordinary. The scientific method is clearly used in all aspects to explain this catastrophic event that destroyed almost every living creature. How was the ark able to stay afloat during strong winds and high waves. It's explained by a mechanical engineer. Where did all the water come from and where did it go afterwards? That too is explained by science along with much more. The last 10 or 15 minutes are dedicated to "witnessing" to the non believers in the audience. I thought this was unnecessary.
This documentary was put out by Christians for Christians. The skeptic will remain as such.