Biblical Treasures of Turkey Part Two
A group of our filmmakers were fortunate enough to view your film on Turkey last night and I wanted to take the time to tell you how outstanding we all felt it was. You ve carefully blended information and entertainment in a fine balance to produce a totally riveting experience. Furthermore, your photography, music selection, script writing and editing were superb. I want to thank you from all our team for a truly enlightening evening. Keep up the brilliant work. --Greg MacGillivray, Producer/Director MACGILLIVRAY FREEMAN FILMSI am a retired professor of Classical Languages at Lehigh University, and my field partly overlaps the archaeology of Anatolia, so I was naturally highly interested in seeing good photography of sites that I was more or less familiar with, having visited them many years ago. But it was not just nostalgia that gave me the pleasure that afternoon. I was very impressed with not only the beauty of the photography, but also the accuracy of the scholarship. Mr. Williams deserves high praise. --Douglas Feaver, Ph.D.Besides the quality of videography, I especially appreciated the segment on Ephesus. Of course, studying the history of the course of religion in Turkey brought us face to face with the pluralism of its culture...Roman Caesar worship, Greek mythology, Catholicism, Islam, Orthodox, etc. I felt you wove these things carefully with the biblical truths examined in the archeological discoveries. I ve spent some time, and have some good friends at The Institute for Creation Research who would disagree with some of the theory you presented in the segment on Ararat and Noah s ark. As you probably know, the ark is more likely encased in the permanent ice at the top of the mountain, peeking out only on rare occasions, and not enough to provide conclusive evidence. It s all very fascinating. In any case, you have done fine work. I commend you. Thank you for the heart and soul you put into it. You should be proud of your completed effort. --Neal Brower, Sr. Pastor, Emmanuel Church