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Crowdfunded Faith-Based Nature Documentary Series ‘The Riot and the Dance’ Celebrates the Creator, His Creation

  
Via:  XXJefferson51  •  5 years ago  •  77 comments

By:   Andrea Morris

Crowdfunded Faith-Based Nature Documentary Series ‘The Riot and the Dance’ Celebrates the Creator, His Creation
“For a scientist and animal lover, there’s nothing like adventuring in the field. And now, thanks to our fantastic production crew, I can bring millions of families along for the ride, celebrating creation and the Artist behind every fantastic critter,” he told CP in a statement. “Faith-based nature docs have never had space in the industry,” he added. “I’m still amazed that such a shake-up is really happening, and I’m beyond blessed to be a part of it.”

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This is great news!  A crowd funded documentary series about the truth and wonders of creation.  Deleted for proselytizing - sandy  There is much evidence for creation and the Creator in nature and in the universe.  This series looks good as it’s related crowd funded The Chosen has been.  


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Crowdfunded Faith-Based Nature Documentary Series ‘The Riot and the Dance’ Celebrates the Creator, His Creation



Andrea Morris September 2, 2021


The producers of  The Riot and the Dance  have teamed up with Angel Studios for the distribution of its multi-part nature documentary series intended to show God’s hand in the beauty that surrounds us.

The faith-based series showcases the vast and beautifully intricate planet while explaining to viewers that it was intentionally designed by the Divine Creator.

The show’s host, Dr. Gordon Wilson, who’s also a scientist and devout Christian, told  The Christian Post  (CP) that working on the project was a “dream come true.”

“For a scientist and animal lover, there’s nothing like adventuring in the field. And now, thanks to our fantastic production crew, I can bring millions of families along for the ride, celebrating creation and the Artist behind every fantastic critter,” he told CP in a statement.

“Faith-based nature docs have never had space in the industry,” he added. “I’m still amazed that such a shake-up is really happening, and I’m beyond blessed to be a part of it.”  

The Riot and the Dance  is crowdfunded like the hit series  The Chosen .  At the time of publication, the producers had raised more than $117,000 toward the goal of $1 million for production costs.

The series is supported by several celebrities who are Christians, including Kirk Cameron, Kanye West, and  The Chosen  creator, Dallas Jenkins. 

In a video promoting the series, Jenkins said, “What I love about this series is both what it isn’t and what it is. So what it isn’t, is some sort of conspiracy theory or an ‘us versus them’ thing or a sermon series, but what it is, is twofold.” 

“Number one, it’s a look what God did, like, check out what God did,” he added. “Let’s learn about it. Let’s engage with it. Let’s teach our kids to love it more and to nurture it more. But then, also, it becomes a celebration. It’s like a worship experience. I feel like I love God more and want to worship Him more because of all the amazing things that this documentary series is showing me.” 

Cameron called the nature series “amazing.” 

“Wilson and Angel Studios are bringing together an incredible TV series that is going to thrill you, inspire you, and get you so excited,” Cameron pointed out on the series website. “Your family is going to love it!” 

Jon Erwin, director of the film “I Can Only Imagine,” described the nature series as family-friendly entertainment. 

“It shows that God’s fingerprints are all over the world. I think it is something your whole family will enjoy,” he said. “I’m backing it and I think you should back it too.” 

Rapper Kanye West allowed the show creators to use his song “Selah” for its trailer. 

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cjcold
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3  cjcold    5 years ago

Pretty sure that four legged critters have never considered gods.

(which makes them smarter than humans). 

 
 
 
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3.1  Gordy327  replied to  cjcold @3    5 years ago
Pretty sure that four legged critters have never considered gods.

I never consider god/s either.  It's a silly fairy tale.

which makes them smarter than humans

That much is true.

 
 
 
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3.1.2  Split Personality  replied to  XXJefferson51 @3.1.1    5 years ago

They are essentially trapped in an evolutionary specialty of eating certain grasses and migrating, of culling the herds of the migrating herbivores, of recycling the waste of said herbivores and carnivores.

Only man is destructive to his own species and every species deemed "below" man.

I can imagine that if there were still a god as described in the Bible,

the whole planet would have been treated like Sodom & Gemorrah a very long time ago.

 
 
 
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3.1.3  Gordy327  replied to  XXJefferson51 @3.1.1    5 years ago

They're adapted to their environment. That's how evolution works.

 
 
 
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3.1.6  Split Personality  replied to  XXJefferson51 @3.1.5    5 years ago

But they can and do learn.  I give you the recent example of the Matadors and bulls of Hemmingway's novels.

If a bull survived once, he was very difficult to kill in succeeding bull fights.

After one bull lasted 16 "tournaments" and killed and maimed many matadors and horses,

they simply kill every bull now.

They are too dangerous as in too smart, with what they can work with.

 
 
 
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3.1.7  Gordy327  replied to  XXJefferson51 @3.1.5    5 years ago
They haven’t  macro evolved.  

Do you even understand what macro evolution is? I doubt it!

 
 
 
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3.1.10  Gordy327  replied to  XXJefferson51 @3.1.9    5 years ago
I understand that since God created man and animals along with the birds and fish and plants that there has been no evolution from one species to another.

You only believe god created man and animals. But science has shown evolution and speciation occurred. So your belief is demonstrably wrong!

 Just natural adaptation to environment.

You do understand that's how species evolve, right? 

Jesus spoke of creation and of Sodom and Gomorrah when He was here as the Messiah in His preaching to the people with direct knowledge since He is the creator here and He visited Abraham and negotiated with him over His destruction of them for their ways.  

It's both funny and sad how people will accept any claim, no questions asked,  just because someone else said or wrote it. 

 There has been no evolution of one species into another since Gods creation week and Adam naming all of the animals.  

Demonstrably false!

 
 
 
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5  Thrawn 31    5 years ago

Gay.

 
 

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