Story of Jesus in New light

[Delson]

I know this is something that's been overdone in literature and various nonfiction books, and there's a movie already coming out on this, but I thought I'd give it a twist of my own, even though the logline might sound the same. So here it goes:

The Wandering Christ: Jesus meets a Buddhist Monk who entices him into a world journey in which he learns the different philosophies that will help him in his own personal quest for the salvation of the world.

[mscherer]

Delson,

Love to give you some of my time and help you out, but first take some of your time to register as a member

Thanks.

[delson9030]

Mscherer,

This logline post is mine. Sorry for the confusion.

Regards,

Delson

[mscherer]

delson,

I get the drift, but, again, simplify:

A young troubled Jesus, struggling with his personal quest for the salvation of the world, befriends a Buddhist Monk who changes everything.

I think this would make for an interesting flick, a chance to see the ‘human’ side of Jesus. It could play out as a buddy-film and/or a road-film depending on how it is written.

Good luck and

Keep Writing!

[brianhaas]

If this is a comedy, this would be required reading: www.amazon.com/Lamb-According-Christs-Childhood-ebook/dp/B000OVLK2W/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1297286308&sr=8-2

In fact, I'd say it's required reading even if it isn't. It's a fun as hell book.

[Sean Z P Harris]

Would this flick fill in the missing years of Jesus' life?

[delson9030]

brianhaas: Loved the book! It's a very comic tale, but I'm going for a more serious tone.

@sean: Yes, it would. It's based on some sources the Church might consider heresy, like the Infancy Gospels, and Ancient Indian and Buddhist texts I read while in India. Plus, some of it is fictionalized to keep it interesting for audiences.