the brick testament. how accurate?

[w00dy]

i dont know if any of you guys have seen this before, i found it througha web site called the sceptics bible (its about trying to prove the bible wrong). but is a rendition of bible stories with lego men by a self styled reverend. its actully pretty shocking stuff, BEWARED.
http://http://www.thebricktestament.com/index.html
ive never read the old testament all the way through, i find the language quite hard to digest, so i was wondering how accurate is it.
ive found what i think, is a subtle attempt to twist the truth/or its just a mistake in the acts. http://http://www.thebricktestament.com/acts/pauls_speech/ac20_07.html
correct me if im wrong but doesnt paul throw his arms around him and say hes not dead

 

[justified]

The brick testament is mainly funny -- it makes fun at a lot of the OT stories. The translations are poorly done, but the point is really not the translations: it's mocking things. And frankly, yeah, it's often funny stuff. At least I laugh.

 

[Nazaroo]

We all need the ability to laugh at ourselves, and sometimes taking ourselves less seriously is one healthy solution to the problem of ego and an expression of humility.

We have to be careful however, of mockery of others and their beliefs, as well as mockery of the teachings of the Holy Spirit of the Most High and Living God.

 

[Nazaroo]

Just some more thoughts on the Brick TEstament:

A lot of kids have tried it out and found it to be really fun and entertaining, while they were learning the basic bibilical stories. While there may be some 'suspect' content such as crude depictions of circumcision, the use of Lego in the first place removes most of the 'graphic' realism or possible shock value of any visual presentations. In fact this seems to be a rather good way to present some rather difficult biblical stories and make them accessable to children without undue problems or issues of 'rating'.