Topic awaiting preservation: The Brick Testament

Lego bible stories, pretty amusing

http://www.thebricktestament.com

people will never run out of free time

...nor ways to waste it.

"All religions are equally sublime to the ignorant, useful to the politician, and ridiculous to the philosopher." -- Lucretius, Roman Poet (94 - 55 BCE)

This was posted here a few years back as I recall. It's cool to see it again.

I found this from one of the articles he has on the site from The Baltimore Sun:

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Still, just what Smith's intentions are remains a little fuzzy. While he refers to himself as ''The Reverend,'' Smith describes himself as an atheist. On his Web site and in his book, he claims that while he was eating at Taco Bell, God spoke to him and told him to write this story. Whatever the inspiration, Smith insists that he is ''not really out to change anyone's mind about the Bible, just to make them more aware of its content and hopefully entertain them in the process.''

And whatever his beliefs, Smith seems to be trying to portray the Bible as accurately as possible. He says, ''I think illustrating the Bible in Lego has been, for me, a chance to re-tell these stories in a way that's more faithful to the text than the other illustrated Bibles I've seen.''

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As long as he's sticking strictly to the contents of the book, I've got no problem with this whatsoever

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That kicks ass.