Owlegories

I've not seen all the episodes as of yet. My 6 year old is really enjoying it! I've not found any issues. It seems biblically sound! Nice to have a creationists program for the little ones!

With all the rot programing on now, even on the shows marked for kids..."alternative lifestyles" constantly shown...

It's so nice for there to be something I don't have to worry about for my kids. Even my older kid watches it. If it can appeal to both a 6 year old girl and a 15 year old boy...that's pretty good!

Remember, God loves you, even when you don't love yourself!!! Yes, even if you don't believe in him!

This show does even try to conceal that it's indoctrinating young children into Christianity and trying to dispel science as fiction.

I tried watching 2 episodes of this show and I can safely say that each 15 minute episode masquerades as educational programming for children, but really is thinly veiled rhetoric attempting to convert and teach children about creationism in a way that attempts to undermine science and evolution.

The animation style is cute, kinda resembles a flash cartoon from the early 2000s. But, the show is a masterclass in brainswashing youth and I really hope parents look at objective reviews before letting their children watch this.

This cartoon is for families who want children to connect the blessings of the earth and of life with the one who created everything, Heavenly Father, by using an allegory. An allegory is a poem, story or picture that reveals a hidden meaning. As an example, one episode shows how the sun is like God (it gives light to us, God's Word gives us light, God is powerful). Every episode centers around a group of owl students learning from their professor. There's a little bit of music, humor, obstacles, and of course learning in every episode. My 8 year old really enjoys it.

Although it's non-denominational, it does talk a lot about God because that is the purpose of the show! It's a bummer there are only 20 episodes.