Universe Designed
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Go on a journey through science, philosophy, and faith, uncovering compelling evidence for God’s existence.
Featuring interviews with leading Christian apologists, this documentary presents reasoned arguments for the truth of Christianity.
Directed by Michael Ray Lewis, a former atheist whose search for meaning led him to Christ, it explores the universe as a masterfully designed creation.
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Stu Kline
+1 cloutSep 2, 2026
Look I'll be honest. I watched a documentary about God on a Tuesday and I did not change the channel. Three things. One. Michael Ray Lewis used to be an atheist and now he isn't, and he interviews the usual apologetics lineup like he's still arguing with his old self at a kitchen table. That is the right posture. He is not a televangelist. He is a guy with notes. Two. Fine-tuning, cosmology, the historical case, then Jesus. I have heard this set before. Lee Strobel territory. Cosmos if Cosmos had church at the end. It is cleaner than I expected. It is also thinner than a certain kind of viewer wants. If you came for lab video of a molecule assembling itself, you will grouse. One guy online did. Fine. That is a different picture. Three. It respects the audience enough to talk in complete thoughts. No rock music pretending to be evidence. No gotcha cutaways. Eighty-six minutes. I checked my phone twice, which for me is a compliment. Is it woke. What a stupid question for this one. It is a Christian design argument. If that bothers you, you are in the wrong chair. Blunt grade: B. Maybe B-plus if you have never heard the fine-tuning bit out loud. I would put it on for a nephew who thinks science already finished the job. I would not put it on for a man who writes papers about this for a living. He will say they took a long time to say a medium amount. He is not wrong. I still sat there, and I still thought about the sky when it was over. That's the whole review.