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Journey of Faith: The New World (2007)
A sequel to the acclaimed Journey of Faith documentary, this stunning film presents startling insights from 32 top scholars as they continue the journey into the Book of Mormon's thousand-year span, giving insight into this sacred text. Mormon's description of the land, religious history, culture, and traditions create a fascinating mosaic. Beautiful images filmed on location in Guatemala and Mexico combined with the art of Joseph Brickey illuminate the rich history of the Book of Mormon.
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A sequel to the acclaimed Journey of Faith documentary, this stunning film presents startling insights from 32 top scholars as they continue the journey into the Book of Mormon's thousand-year span, giving insight into this sacred text. Mormon's description of the land, religious history, culture, and traditions create a fascinating mosaic. Beautiful images filmed on location in Guatemala and Mexico combined with the art of Joseph Brickey illuminate the rich history of the Book of Mormon.
Rating:G
Genre:Documentary
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In Theaters:10/1/2007
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Runtime:85 minutes
Studio:Novus Visum
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