This last month, atheists, agnostics, and proponents of abortion, eugenics, feminism, and Marxism around the world gathered to celebrate a landmark anniversary of the modern evolutionary faith. And they have been waiting 150 years for the celebration! It was on November 24, 1859 that Charles Darwin published On the Origin of Species - and the world was never the same.
More than 600 pro-Darwin celebrations were held in England during the week of the anniversary alone, and the commemorative events being hosted across the globe in honor of Darwin continue. The festive praise being heaped on Evolutionism's patron saint rages on.
But for those of you who come out to the Lakewood Theater December 16th, the view of Charles Darwin will look a bit different. On this day, The Mysterious Islands a powerful new film that shows where Darwin went wrong in his evolutionary theory, will premiere. Viewers will be transported to the far side of the world, where they will meet the strange and unusual inhabitants of a remote island archipelago called the Galapagos. There they will join Dr. John Morris, president of the Institute for Creation Research, Doug Phillips, president of Vision Forum Ministries and a team of adventurers as they cross the black lava rocks of Fernandina Island, track-down the ancient Galapagos Tortoise, study the flightless cormorant and salt-sneezing marine iguana, and encounter the dive-bombing, blue-footed booby.
Come join us as we answer this question as part of a night to remember as the new and controversial film, The Mysterious Islands, comes to Dallas for a special premiere screening. Meet the film's executive producer and members of the cast in person and get a behind-the-scenes experience you will never forget.
The screening will be held on Wednesday, 16th at theLakewood Theater Door opens at 6:30 p.m., and the 100-minute film will start at 7:00. Following the screening, there will be a short Q and A with filmmakers and crew, along with a poster and picture signing with the cast and crew.
The cost of the evening's premiere is $10 per family, or $5 for individuals. Space is limited and you must R.S.V.P. to reserve your seats.
Get the word out and come be a part of this special film debut.Register now
