Fabric of Time

Vidéo
2007
Not Rated
58min

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Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueWe live in a world where science and religion have often been on opposing sides. But is all that changing? For the first time, science and religion have come together to uncover an age-old m... Tout lireWe live in a world where science and religion have often been on opposing sides. But is all that changing? For the first time, science and religion have come together to uncover an age-old mystery. Who was Jesus Christ? What did he actually look like? And can the story of his dea... Tout lireWe live in a world where science and religion have often been on opposing sides. But is all that changing? For the first time, science and religion have come together to uncover an age-old mystery. Who was Jesus Christ? What did he actually look like? And can the story of his death and resurrection now be proven as true? Viewers around the world are in the jury box as... Tout lire

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Bruno Barberis

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(as Prof. Bruno Barberis Ph.D.)

Robert Bucklin

Self
(as Robert Bucklin M.D. J.D.)

Thomas D'Muhala

Self

Giuseppe Ghiberti

Self
(as Mons. Giuseppe Ghiberti Th.D.)

Mark Guscin

Self

Gary Habermas

Self
(as Gary R. Habermas Ph.D.)

Michael Minor

Self

Edgar D. Mitchell

Self
(as Edgar D. Mitchell Sc.D.)

Isabel Piczek

Self
(as Dame Isabel Piczek)

Severino Poletto

Self
(as His Eminence Cardinal Severino Poletto)

Ray Rogers

Self

Petrus P.Q.M. Soons

Self
(as Petrus P.Q.M. Soons M.D.)

Alan Whanger

Self

Fred Alan Wolf

Self

Réalisation
- David Priest
Scénario
- Joseph Meier
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Come with an open mind

"Do you remember how electrical currents and "unseen waves" were laughed at? The knowledge about man is still in its infancy." --Albert Einstein

Science is imperfect. More than that, we as humans, are constantly learning--constantly proving and disproving, discovering and rediscovering. There is no place for close-mindedness or complacency if there is to be growth. Science and "religion" have been separated for much too long. Once we are open to understanding the relationship between the physical and the supernatural(not religion), truth awaits us. Quantum physics is something that not everyone is ready or able to understand just yet. That being said, comments depicting this documentary as "a good laugh" go on to prove Albert Einstein's point.

"Do you remember how electrical currents and "unseen waves" were laughed at? The knowledge about man is still in its infancy." --Albert Einstein