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American Jesuits

What if one of the most influential forces shaping America has remained largely hidden from public view?

American Jesuits examines the history, influence, and enduring legacy of the Roman Catholic Jesuit Order through the lens of historical research and investigative analysis. Exploring questions that have sparked debate for generations, this documentary challenges viewers to take a closer look at the people, institutions, and events that some believe have helped shape the modern world.

Whether you're new to the subject or have studied it for years, American Jesuits invites you to examine the evidence and draw your own conclusions.

The True Christian History of America

The True Christian History of America is a powerful documentary exploring the Bible-based Christian origins of the early American understanding of freedom and tracing the principles of liberty back through England and the great Reformation.

For years, Americans have been taught in schools and universities that the founding of the Republic grew out of the French Enlightenment or the deists of the era. But was that truly the case?

Did the Enlightenment first declare no taxation without representation? Did it establish trial by jury or champion freedom of speech and the press? And why did Samuel Adams declare that the “reign of political Protestantism” would commence just before signing the Declaration of Independence?

Filmed on location throughout the United States, England, Switzerland, and the Czech Republic, this informative documentary features interviews with experts from around the world. It examines how champions of the Gospel pursued the cause of liberty across the centuries and presents the case that their beliefs became enshrined in the Declaration of Independence, the Constitution, and the Bill of Rights.

Discover the history, ideas, and faith behind the principles that helped shape America.

A Lamp in the Dark

A Lamp in the Dark is an exciting documentary exploring the intriguing history of the Bible and the men who risked their lives to make Scripture available in languages ordinary people could understand.

Enter a world of saints and martyrs, spies and assassins, and wolves in sheep’s clothing. During the Middle Ages, the popes and the Inquisition forbade biblical translation, threatening imprisonment and death for those who disobeyed.

Discover the stories of men including John Wycliffe, Martin Luther, William Tyndale, and Myles Coverdale, who hazarded their lives to communicate the Bible to the people.

Following the fall of Constantinople, ancient Greek manuscripts came into Europe, bringing with them streams of understanding that would contribute to the Protestant Reformation. But another chapter of this history is less widely known: Rome launched a Counter-Reformation with the intent of destroying the works of the Reformers.

Could this hold the key to the “untold” history of the Bible? And could this ancient war on the Word of God still be continuing today?

Explore the struggle over Scripture, the people who risked everything to preserve and share it, and a remarkable history that spans centuries.

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