Jones Beene
Fri, 20 Nov 2009 13:17:36 -0800
In fiction: The Bad:
http://tinyurl.com/yl2z5aj The Ugly: http://www.armageddonbooks.com/clone.html Not sure, but probably not good: http://search.barnesandnoble.com/The-Jesus-Thief/J-R-Lankford/e/978097186941 7 In film (all ugly) The site name sez it all: http://www.filmschoolrejects.com/news/jurassic-christ-will-seth-rogen-play-j esus.php Or: >From the director of The Texas Chainsaw Massacre - Marcus Nispel sez: "it's a great movie about cloning, called Immaculate Conception." The German director added "A girl gets pregnant, doesn't know why. You think it goes like Rosemary's Baby but it's not a horror movie. You find out that she's part of an experiment. A splinter group of the church found a rusty old nail in the hills of Golgotha and they've harvested the DNA they believe is from Jesus Christ. It's like Marathon Man or Coma." . Yawn. What a hack. The best you can say is you have to give the guy credit for not trying to clone Jesus from the blood stains on the Shroud of Turin. From: Terry Blanton Hey, I like it. Throw in that they also clone his wife Mary Madeline and use her to extort Jesus for control of the earth. The Sufi's clone Mohammed and together he and Jesus rescue Mary and destroy the Illuminati forever. Terry Alexander Hollins wrote: yeah, I see that from the Wikipedia link in another reply. Very interesting. That could make a better plot. A subgroup of the illuminati (who are actually the templars, don't ya know) attempt to clone one of their previous grandmasters, only it turns out that the shroud actually WAS the image of Jesus, and they get the second coming of Christ, who's rather ticked at being brought back into the world early. hmmmm. > Some believe it is Jacques de Molay. > > Terry > >