To ANYONE who has a modicum of geologic training about the Grand Canyon, this is patently anti-science and a theological propaganda film by anti-science creationists. To start with, one of the pictures is of Crinoid stalks and pieces WHICH ARE WAY BEYOND 6000 yrs OLD.

The film is simply stated, a propaganda vehicle to prop up a literal meaning of the Bible. Bluntly stated, it is absolute CRAP. The problem is, anyone who has no science background, can be misled !!!

I read prior negative reviews and what I have noticed is how inflammatory and angry the reviews are. It is clear that the "theory" (not proven scientific fact) of evolution has now been accepted as truth, fed to children in public schools due to the paradigm that historical science has suggested to be fact. I have heard all of the arguments presented in this movie before: volcanic eruptions causing layers of rock within days, not billions of years, cellular and genetic changes that could possibly create entirely brand new species (ie: a frog becoming a bird). I thought that the movie was attempting to prove that Genesis is historical, and I thought it did a good job. You need a lot more faith to believe that over billions and billions of years, one cell was responsible for creating a tree, a snake, and a gorilla. I wish that kids in the public schools would be allowed the opportunity to think for themselves and have both theories presented to them: intelligent design vs. evolution. Good movie.

Documentaries like this keep my curiosity alive. They make me wonder and question everything. The devil hides in the details, some may say, but it is worth searching and finding evidence for what you are looking for. Anyway, "Is Genesis History?" treats subjects that are very "uncommon" to the general public, just because there isn't sufficient proof that can attest some things happened or not. Doubts always arise, like how the Grand Canyon or Earth evolved, how species are different from one another or how we ended up here. These are things to consider to put your mind at work with, not just for fun, but because they are part of our "history".