Irreplaceable

Beginning in the 1960s there has been a relentless attack on the traditional family. The results have been devastating. This film addresses the importance of re-establishing the status of the family as the basis of our society. Children need the nurture and structure that stable, intact families provide, but also, so does the nation. Traditional marriage is irreplaceable. Very informative and thought-provoking.

It stirred up my heart making me feel "restless" urging me to do something to fight for healthy marriages and families, whose key ingredient is the love of God in each one of us. The host felt convicted at the end of his journey and so did I. I cannot do much but I can do something with God's strength and hope to positively influence one person in my circle at a time. One inmate in the film testified, "I came to prison and found freedom" because she found Jesus there.

This is such a great DVD. My daughter and I cried the first time we watched it. I recommend this amazing film as often as I can, through discussions with friends and students who are interested in child development and family studies.

Irreplaceable truly identifies why there are so many issues in the world today. It suggests ways to turn things around. Very beneficial to hear testimonies of the importance of family, commitment and fatherhood. This movie is invaluable and should be shared with many people.

Good information and documentation but I don't think there was a real need to show the scenes of the "seedy side of life" or certainly not as lengthy a showing.

Great look into the importance of fathers in the home.

Pretty well done. I was inspired and encouraged.

This was a wonderful movie. I loved seeing, by interviews, the importance of family and why it is needed in our day and age.

It is a documentary, and had a bit of a slow start. We watched it with friends. We found ourselves drawn into it, and stopping it to discuss what had been said. There were certain parts that had different people sniffling, as the truths related to our own lives. There is a lot of thoughtful truth packed into this. I do highly recommend it; especially for parents of small children, or parents to be. That being said, even single folk will get something out of this. It is about relationships, and where things go wrong. Watch it.