Creativity Shan’t Be Policed in Issa Rae’s 'Rap Sh!t'
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Night at the Discovery Center (2025)
While on a security assignment at the ICR Discovery Center, Derick Dailey (Eric Hovind) and Dr. Brye (Dr. Brian Thomas) dive headfirst into the incredible world of cutting-edge Creation research. As they explore the exhibits, Derick wrestles with tough questions about the Age of the Earth, all while discovering the awe-inspiring genius of God’s design. Packed with suspense, laughter, and mind-blowing discoveries, this adventure proves that science and faith can be thrilling, enlightening, and hilariously entertaining—all at the same time!
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While on a security assignment at the ICR Discovery Center, Derick Dailey (Eric Hovind) and Dr. Brye (Dr. Brian Thomas) dive headfirst into the incredible world of cutting-edge Creation research. As they explore the exhibits, Derick wrestles with tough questions about the Age of the Earth, all while discovering the awe-inspiring genius of God’s design. Packed with suspense, laughter, and mind-blowing discoveries, this adventure proves that science and faith can be thrilling, enlightening, and hilariously entertaining—all at the same time!
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Genre:Comedy, Documentary
Written By:Rebecca Pike
In Theaters:9/5/2025
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Runtime:38 minutes
Studio:Creation Today, Institute for Creation Research, Design Science Association
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