Tuesday, March 23, 2004
F.Y.I.:
The canonized posthumous blogger Jeanne D'Orleans notes this story. "A robot Christ was used for crucifixion scenes in Mel Gibson's new movie The Passion, it emerged yesterday. The 220,000 [pounds] electrical body double was made because the weather was too cold for actor Jim Caviezel, 35, to be filmed in just a loincloth." She then comments "It seems so fitting to me that Mel Gibson's God would turn out to be an expensive machine." Actually, this has been a well known heresy for sixty years. Like Arianism, it is named after its leading advocate. Theologians call this one Isabelianism.
The canonized posthumous blogger Jeanne D'Orleans notes this story. "A robot Christ was used for crucifixion scenes in Mel Gibson's new movie The Passion, it emerged yesterday. The 220,000 [pounds] electrical body double was made because the weather was too cold for actor Jim Caviezel, 35, to be filmed in just a loincloth." She then comments "It seems so fitting to me that Mel Gibson's God would turn out to be an expensive machine." Actually, this has been a well known heresy for sixty years. Like Arianism, it is named after its leading advocate. Theologians call this one Isabelianism.
