The Big 5 - Henry Stober

WHO CREATED LIFE? 

Who designed the movements in the living nature? Who cares for the surface tension of a water drop? Who gives all living beings their exactly coordinated rhythm? Who cares that the living green around us in spring, summer, autumn and winter unfolds so that we can harvest year after year? Who makes the seed grow into a mighty tropical tree? I can not help but realize that this earth and all life on it is subject to a wonderful plan. Someone must have wanted it that way. 

EPISODE TWO 

Man is created in a unique way, a very special being, endowed with a free will and a yearning for harmony and love. Only human beings ask existential questions - where do we come from, why we are here and where does the journey go? But where can you find reliable answers? This question was the impetus for the film project »THE BIG 5«. It is more than a documentation of the famous five big game species in Africa: 

it is about "THE FIVE GREAT LIFE QUESTIONS" of each person, wonderfully framed by the narrator Prof. Walter Veith. Come with us one level deeper - to what lies behind the beauty of man and nature, to what counts and stays forever! 

Professor Walter Veith received his doctorate in zoology from the University of Cape Town in 1979. He is convinced that the theory of evolution provides no plausible explanation for the origin of life, and that the geological and paleontological data point to huge catastrophes, as reported in Genesis, rather than development over long periods of time. His international lectures on this topic have taken him to much of Europe, Africa and North America.