I know. One thing I would have never done is present it and not inform everyone it was a Mormon production, hence my initial response. That, to me, could have been a very dangerous thing for a young Christian who was ignorant of what the LDS/Mormons are really about. I was trying to be gracious with our fellow, OP here and did not get into the following but since your post I will. When I shared my link I made sure to add that caution. Their approach is VERY DEVIOUS; one could even akin it to the "coming as angels of light" verse context. They use the name of Jesus Christ heavily but have nothing to do with the core and essential beliefs exclusive to God's True Holy Word.
That having been said and given as a disclaimer, their productions are good, not excellent. They will most likely always have at least a hint or subversive ploy to steer one away from real Holy Spirit Inspiration and toward the heretical beliefs of LDS.
Their founder, Smith, had parents and his mother's father all have magical and insignificant "visions" of sorts. Smith, himself, claims such a vision for the pronouncement of his leadership. He was formerly a magical (looking glass user) treasure hunter who later employed such to come up with the "golden plates", the doctrine for their faith in his own back yard, a doctrine allegedly left by God for all Americans at a previous time in history, amazingly in his own treasure hunting back yard which just happen to emulate his own sought resolutions to his own personal religious dilemma. Wow!!! "Yeah, right", Bill Cosby might say. What a con-man, one could say. It is so obvious and yet amazing that so many have been beguiled, but I guess being able to have many bed partners/wives and not be committing fornication or adultery has its attractions to some who want to appear to have high moral standards, otherwise. This is similar to how terrorists recruit people to blow themselves up for them; they promise an eternity of sanctioned, orgy like sex with many women in heaven, paradise.
