proximitycharge I enjoyed this from the mountaineering stand point. A climber myself I could relate to the camaraderie and hard work it takes to climb any mountain. It is unabashedly Christian in it's point of view and as the title implies, it documents attempts to find Noah's ark on Mt. Ararat in Turkey. It tries way too hard, however to convince the viewer that the Bible is fact in every word and can be proved so through science. I was always kind of wondering who exactly they were trying to prove it to. If they believe in God already, why hunt for proof and if you don't believe (like me) then even if you find a boat on a mountain top it probably wouldn't change my mind. *Spoiler Alert*Unsurprisingly they do not find the ark, although I have to admit I was kinda rooting for them to find something by the end. If only because they all seemed like genuinely nice people who absolutely believed in their goal. As a Documentary lover I find myself often challenged by subject matter and this was no exception. I had to remind myself that this was about other peoples journey and beliefs. If you can get past the relentless Christian message, it was an interesting glimpse into the mind and lives of these people.