The narrator is an internationally known biblical huckster and fraud. I watched parts of it but knowing who he is I couldn't continue....
well, your loss, I think there's some great info in this. Yes, I found what I believe are some flaws/bad conclusions but I so often don't agree with the work of others 100% I'm just not the kind who thinks because something done is not 100 percent on the money, that it doesn't contain valuable info. I've spend a long time digging into various stuff and not once have I ever cracked a book that provided 100 percent glorious truth. It's bits and pieces of truth everywhere, the true key is knowing what to toss out and what to keep. The ability to distinguish the good from the bad becomes stronger the more one digs into all aspects from all sides. If I were to dismiss on flaws, mistakes, occasional bad conclusions, etc I could easily reason not to review anybody's work--which pretty much leaves me to fall back on personal belief/faith. An intelligent mind will be able to wade the waters of this work along with any other and see what's worth considering and what's not.
