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This looks very like it has had an LDS hand in it.
Maybe. Their telling of creation felt more theistic evolution and the church’s traditional telling of the creation story feels more literal (no death before the fall, so evolution is out). I think the church’s current interpretation of the creation story lands in the “we don’t know” or “no comment” camp. I don’t know though, maybe the correlated narrative is evolving. nibbler wrote:
Maybe. Their telling of creation felt more theistic evolution and the church’s traditional telling of the creation story feels more literal (no death before the fall, so evolution is out). I think the church’s current interpretation of the creation story lands in the “we don’t know” or “no comment” camp. I don’t know though, maybe the correlated narrative is evolving.
They dodge evolution a bit in it I notice, but the garden scene is familiar as is the creation of Earth.
Maybe the church can get licensing rights and use parts of it for the next new film 
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