[SeekAndFind]

[JennysCool]

"It was mostly an appeal to emotions," said Zach Nereim, a member of ISU's Atheist and Agnostic Society. "Part of the problem was I went knowing a lot about (how) the movie (was edited)."

I'm sure Zach says the same thing about Michael Moore's films.

[stevem]

Not all attendees were sympathetic toward the film. "It was mostly an appeal to emotions," said Zach Nereim, a member of ISU's Atheist and Agnostic Society. "Part of the problem was I went knowing a lot about (how) the movie (was edited)."

I wonder who would join an atheist "society." Does membership require dues? Do you attend meetings? At meetings do you talk about things in which you don't believe? Do you eat cheese and drink wine at the meetings?

[bray]

There was applause at the end of our viewing too. Very well done movie, that was surprising in its exposure of the science Gastapo tactics. This was not so much about Darwinism but the way that academia applies it’s Stalinistic Groupthink.

The fact that a scientist can’t even express or think about the earth being created by intellegence gives so called science a black eye. This is how Global Scamming is promoted as well as the rest of Junk Science. Get a Consensus and then enforce it with draconian punishment. How does that fit an open and fair exchange of ideas.

Movie was at times like watching a school film but the ending was superb. Ben Stein is very brilliant and his final interview was genius.

Pray for W and Our Troops

[Aquinasfan]

Yeah baby! This movie exceeded my expectations, which were very high. Truthful, expertly crafted and even entertaining! Five stars. A cultural milestone, this movie is one of the most important of the decade.