I agree with your statement Mr. Rixon:

"Like so much of the mainstream media the BBC, otherwise known as the British Bulls*** Corporation, seeks to devalue genuine spiritual endevour. Consequently Christ is represented looking more like Fidel Castro than a genuine spiritual being but then this is a product of the Barking Babel Consortium."

In addition, this poor fellow looks very frighten and anxious with his furrowed brow and wide eyed appearence. Talk about a bad hair day; at least they could have given him a decent hair style.

It does not portray a kind loving and compassionate man the Bible depicts, but perhaps this is the point they are trying to make. It would seem they are trying to make him just the opposite of our Christian concept. Thanks Mr. Rixon for bringing this to our attention.

: The highlight of next season on BBC One is to be a program
: called the Son of God which will focus on the lives and
: times of Jesus Christ. The program will showcase a
: computer-generated image of Christ which, according to the
: BBC, is how Christ might actually have looked. Forensic and
: archaeological techniques were used to reconstruct this

: representation using a first century Jewish skull.

: The end result is pictured below but somehow I think those
: Native Americans with their simple representations of
: Chee-Zoos, God of the Dawn Light, were closer to the mark
: than the BBC. In spirit at least.

: Like so much of the mainstream media the BBC, otherwise known
: as the British Bulls*** Corporation, seeks to devalue
: genuine spiritual endevour. Consequently Christ is
: represented looking more like Fidel Castro than a genuine
: spiritual being but then this is a product of the Barking
: Babel Consortium.