Extremely enlightening ! What you said rings true, Matthew. Quite a lot to ponder.
I am familiar with Robert Sungenis' work, but didn't know a thing about this film ! I will watch the trailer.
Thanks, really a good expose you did here.
The prize this Nativity week for groundbreaking research overturning accepted belief goes to -- Matthew !
[ I hope every religious person reads this whether they agree or disagree with our True Orthodoxy.]
I am hoping the film will be very good. I ordered a copy and will let you know.
Did you > oh great !
I watched the trailer. I have to say that I had not heard of this controversy whatsoever. So it's very helpful that they have made documentary about it so people can expand their faith.
Also, to know what to say to rebut the nasty claims of even commentators right there on the trailer comments having a tantrum at the ideas brought forward in this film.
Well done ! We appreciate their hard work to bring this before the American public.
Here is another shot of the Milky Way along with a red aurora from Finland taken by Rauno Pakarinen on January 7, 2016 from Rääkkylä, eastern Finland.
Details:
The much expected auroras almost didnt appear but I did manage to catch a couple of shots along with the always nice Milky Way. It was freezing cold (-30 degrees Celsius) but I think it was worth the trouble....Camera gear used: Canon EOS 6D; Samyang 12mm f2.8 fish-eye lens
photo information: 30 seconds exposure; f2.8; ISO3200
Lord Jesus Christ, have mercy on me a sinner.
Here is another shot of the Milky Way, this time from down under in New Zealand. This lovely purple aurora was taken by Ian Griffin on January 10, 2016 from Mount Cook Village Airport.
Lord Jesus Christ, have mercy on me a sinner.
Again, very glorious testimony of God's beauty and majesty. Thank you, Maria.
