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Update on Noah film: "Noah's director Darren Aronofsky, a self-described atheist . . . " Seven Threats to Intimacy Family Life Today Broadcast Series (a ministry of Cru/Campus Crusade for Christ) 1. Communication Breakdown 2. Difficult Adjustments 3. the 50/50 Relationship 4. The Storm (Trials) 5. Extra-marital Affairs 6. Overcommitment 7. Selfishness This Noah Film is Nothing to Crow(e) about Ken Ham's Take on the Film Rough Seas on 'Noah': Darren Aronofsky Opens Up on the Biblical Battle to Woo Christians (and Everyone Else) 7:00 AM PST 2/12/2014 by Kim Masters     Choosing Life in the Midst of an Adverse Pregnancy (Part 1 of 2) RAY ORTLUND| Faithful pastor, you’re not crazy

Update: The Bible miniseries had an incredible number of viewers -- 14.8 million -- for its season premiere on Sunday, making it the no. 1 cable television event of the year. Read more by clicking here First of all, I would like to say that there was an effort not to provide you with any spoilers in this review. The only thing you will find is a couple of places where the writers decided to ascribe motives for two of the characters. While not telling you what those seemingly plausible motives were, I do tell you who it involves. If that bothers you, don't read on.  The Bible miniseries on The History Channel is a very good series. No expense seemed to be spared for the making of this program. The cinematography, the orchestration, the skills of the actors and the special effects are all superb. Where the series diverges from the biblical account is comparatively minor to other productions. There are scenarios created as to why Lot’s wife would look back at Sodom and...