So says the band, Gungor, and the folks at Goodwin Films, who do marvelous things with felt.
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I really like this. Catchy tune, thought provoking, and affirming of God’s transcendence. Also…come on…awesome use of felt. Thank you for sharing!
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I like the heart symbolizing God though
Sad too that most of the characters, in the parade, etc., appear white.
I think it is Osama Bin Laden. The other figures in that section are almost all identifiable historical figures.
Too bad about the sterotyping at 2:12