WOTMQ: Death Becomes Him
I might have had a bit too much fun writing and making this video. I rarely do this any more. This is almost pure satire. But Jesus returning with the marks of the nails in his hands and feet, and the sword wound to his side, does raise some questions. If you look closely, you'll see my tongue is firmly planted in my cheek the entire time.
Enjoy this one. Please! I'm begging you (pun intended). Thanks, gang! B
Comments (6)
Wait, wait! You didn’t answer the most important question! How DO people of this modern era (with all the knowledge and science-y stuff) believe these monumental absurdities? I bet you know, BB, cause you already have a share in that Forever Young wading pool!
Hahahahaha!!! The answer can be found in the “insurrection vs. resurrection” video. People don’t want unpleasant truths to be true. I really think it’s that simple. But I have to get back in the pool before I wrinkle. 😉
Nice observation! Totally stealing that one! Here's one I'll leave in its place: Is there a story in the bible that indicates free will has any power against prophesy?
Oh! That’s a good one. I’m gonna have to think about it.
Hahahaha! I love "Death Becomes Her"! And enjoy Sidney Pollack's brief appearance as the doctor shocked to death by Helen's non-existent vital signs. Funny as hell… which is what "Hel" and "Mad" are now in. Ernest is such a worm, but finally realizes that death is certainly preferable. Which is TRUE! Who wants to live forever, anyway? Doing what? Where? With whom? Like Stephen Fry quips when the Mormon temple square guide says that in the afterlife we'll be with our families: "What happens if we've been good?" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GzfCtGFgRSk
Seeing Sidney Pollack in a film is always a pleasure. I was so sad when he died — one of my favorite directors/actors. I thought he deserved an Oscar nod for "Husbands and Wives."