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I received the DVD on Friday and have viewed most of disk 1. I am extremely impressed. I think this is a must see video that ought to be viewed by everybody. I also think this ought to be required viewing for anybody taking a college physics course. I like that it goes over all of the experimental evidence in great detail.

Finally, I want to say that this is a great film and you have done a great job on it. We need to get people viewing this film.
Harry H. Ricker, MS, Johns Hopkins Applied Physics Laboratory
I finished the video yesterday. WOW! It sure didn’t seem like 4½ hours. I think viewers are going to be shocked how captivating and professionally produced this video is. This is definitely not your ordinary boring science documentary. Keep up the good work.
Nick V.
This serious presentation of the cosmology of the universe is totally in line with the Holy Scriptures inspired by God. In addition, it proposes what seems to be the best cosmological model to fit today's most recent scientific evidence. Unbiased persons viewing this DVD set will certainly be impressed and encouraged on to further study. Believers will be strengthened in their Faith, while doubters will seek, as always, other explanations for what appears to be evident.
Fr. Gerard Rusak
We’ve been meaning to send you a note to let you know that we received the Galileo Was Wrong documentary and enjoyed watching it. Lots of history and info is packed into that boxed set! Congratulations on creating a wonderful work! Your son is a very talented musician, too. We’ll pray for the DVD to be a roaring success.
Dan & Betsy Adams
A counter-revolutionary tour de force which gives us an overview of man’s investigation into his own place in the Universe. The end result is a comprehensive history of science that boldly goes where no such history has gone before.
Stephen & Ruthie Smith
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