"Six mini-videos on six hot creation topics!"01 January 2011Factual, Family19 mins
If you want teaching that is fun and exciting, you need Check This Out! This creative, cutting-edge new movie is loaded with six mini-videos, each covering a distinct “hot topic” in the creation/evolution debate and each answering the controversy at warp speed! Fully animated and colorful, this video is excellent for everyone—especially teens and college students. The six amazing mini-videos in Check This Out explain:
Radiometric Dating (3:18)
Fossils and the Flood (3:22)
The Origin of Races (3:38)
Pain & Suffering (2:16)
The Nature of Science (3:55)
Evolution Refuted (2:36)
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