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EPISODE · Mar 5, 2014 · 22 MIN

FLYBY: Noah Movie with Ray Comfort

from Canary Cry Radio · host Basil and Gonz

HOLLYWOOD IS KNOWN for their occult imagery, profanity, and promiscuity, yet their influence is monumental in shaping culture today. So when Hollywood attempts to make their rendition of a vitally important story in the Bible, will they stay true to the Scriptures? According to Evangelist Ray Comfort, the answer is an emphatic NO!In today’s FLYBY, Basil and Gonz discuss the film Noah starring Russell Crowe with Evangelist Ray Comfort who feels that Christians should not support the Hollywood film and instead support his own Noah film that he plans to release on the same day. Basil and Gonz ask Ray Comfort whether he’s actually seen the movie, why he feels it’s not worth seeing, what his Noah movie is about, and what his opinion is on the identity of the Sons of God and the Nephilim in Genesis 6.Ray Comfort is a best-selling author of more than 60 books including God Doesn’t Believe in Atheists, The Atheist Test (booklet–over one million copies sold), You can Lead an Atheist to Evidence But You can’t Make Him Think, and, Evolution: A Fairy Tale For Grownups. He is also the co-host of an award-winning television program (with actor Kirk Cameron) “Way of the Master†which is seen in 123 countries.LINKSWay of the Master CLICK HERELiving Waters CLICK HERERay Comfort Noah Movie CLICK HERELOFI Version CLICK HEREray comfort noah movie ray comfort noah movie 

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