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Seven Signs of the Apocalypse

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The DVD ( Seven Signs of The Apocalypse ) is the very best for those who love Science and Biblical Prophecy. It combines the best of both worlds by fairly looking at and combining possible ways that our planet can be destroyed by both Natural & Super natural means, Man's incompetence through neglect, Global War and Biblical Prophecy.
It's realistic and well thought out by experts on both sides of the issue and has great visual effects of these events. It's one of the really good End Times DVD's that shows how this world of ours can end and presented by highly educated scolars in Science and Biblical Prophecy as they work together on this topic.
I will more than likely in the future order more of these and from a person who loves the Bible and Technology, I say it is the best Movie / Doc. out there. Mark

A very timely documentary that puts things in perspective from a Bible prophecy point of view of the times we are living!

Wow, what a piece of junk! It's as though the nut-job on the corner with a "The end is near" sign was given keys to the History Channel studios. How about raising the bar a little? I know that scaring people sells DVD's, but don't you think it is your duty to to give rational experts some time on the subject. I'm a science teacher and I'm constantly having to correct misconceptions propagated by the History Channel. Unfortunately, I have to remind my students to not believe everything they see on TV!

Any idiot should be able to read the dvd self-description and see it is just more ecumenical hogwash. Medieval seer usually means the Nostradamus demonic ramblings. If you really want to know truth read the Bible and find good Biblically aligned books, try Joel Richardson's The Islamic Anti-Christ' for a good start,and skip this type of trash which mixes every fake prophetic source they can find in an attempt to water down the true Scriptures which point only to Jesus. Shalom, JE

This is nothing more than supposition presented as factual, scientific research. The narrator delivers sentences like, "An astroid collision could happen, so it's not a question of if but when." I'm sorry, but the verb "could" implies "if." But, to present this as a definite is utterly irresponsible. This is nothing but worse-case, doomsday scenarios (and that's just what they are hypothetical scenarios) offered as examples of our ultimate demise. It has without a doubt created even much deeper skeptisicm with material from the History Channel.