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http://www.insight.spruz.com __ Down the Rabbit Hole it is the 2.5 hour extended version of What the BLEEP-Do We Know!? What the BLEEP!?-Down the Rabbit Hole Contains new scientific information, never before seen footage, 1 hour and 30 minutes of new interviews, interviews with two additional scientists Dean Radin, Ph.D. and Dr. Masaru Emoto, interviews with author Lynne McTaggart, a new opening and three new animation sequences, the Director's Cut extended version will satisfy the most ardent BLEEP fans and blow away newcomers to this outrageous hybrid film about cutting edge physics, biology, consciousness, mysticism, reality and more. Starring Academy Award-winning actress Marlee Matlin, and sixteen of the world's most noted physicists, neuro-chemists, physicians, metaphysicians and journalists, What the BLEEP!? - Down the Rabbit Hole, with its state-of-the-art animation, reflects the personal evolution of the filmmakers and answers audience's unprecedented demand for an even deeper film experience.

http://www.insight.spruz.com __ Docudrama, "Jim Jones' town - Paradise lost," a gripping look at an abominable cult's final four days culminating in one of the most infamous mass murders on record. Some suicides, yes—but the simple, ugly reality is that these men, women, and little children were brutally murdered, through mental and physical coercion. Consider the body discovered of the woman with nearly every joint in her body yanked apart in a desperate attempt to escape the grasp of cult thugs poisoning her. Guyana's Chief Medical Examiner, Dr. C. Leslie Mootoo, accompanied the teams that counted the dead hours after the massacre. He found fresh needle marks at the back of the left shoulder blades of 80-90 percent of the victims he examined. Others had been shot or strangled. Some of you may have this to compare with the images presented, or reported by some witless film critic, in Director Stanley Nelson's, "Jonestown: Life and Death of the People's Temple." This stark contrast of a film winds down, featuring some poignant music accompanying a narrative of "The Final Note," written by a doomed cult member—either Dick Tropp or Marceline Jones--on the day of the slaughter of these 913 Americans.

http://www.insight.spruz.com __ Peter Kreeft The Existence of God - The Ontological Argument - The ontological argument was devised by Anselm of Canterbury (1033-1109), who wanted to produce a single, simple demonstration, which would show that God is and what God is. Single it may be, but far from simple. It is, perhaps, the most controversial proof for the existence of God. Most people who first hear it are tempted to dismiss it immediately as an interesting riddle, but distinguished thinkers of every age, including our own, have risen to defend it.