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Re: Casting Satan and Jesus for The Brick Testament
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Wed, 7 Apr 2004 22:09:55 GMT
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How Satan Was Cast

The Bible offers no physical description of Satan. He could look like just about anyone (or anything). In the Gospels and Job he seems to be written of in fairly anthropomorphic terms, in Revelation he is equated with a dragon and a serpent, and yet he also sits on a throne.

Traditional depictions of Satan have several trademark features: horns, a tail, a red body, a pitchfork, a mustache and a pointy goatee. Often he looks like a human, but things like the horns and tail give him a decidedly beastly quality.

I’m happy with the choice of Satan, altho I prefer a larger, more beastial depiction.

Perhaps I can suggest using different versions of Satan to depict the different ways that Satan acts. My reading of the Bible has suggested that perhaps Satan isn’t one clearly defined individual the way Jesus et al are.

IE, if Satan is depicted in Hell - he could have the Quirrel face to show the mark of being cast out by god or acting in a more base (rather than clever) form of evil. etc

BTW, love reading the latest updates - particularly funny and thoughtful.

-Lenny



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  Re: Casting Satan and Jesus for The Brick Testament
 
(...) Speaking of that, my first thought was to cast Derek Schin's mom, but Keith Goldman wouldn't give her up for even one weekend, so I had to come up with a new approach. (...) As I mentioned in my response to Bruce, I'm not sure just how many (...) (20 years ago, 14-Apr-04, to lugnet.build.ancient)

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  Casting Satan and Jesus for The Brick Testament
 
(...) Please do. (...) Thanks for saying so, Terry. (...) No matter what sort of visage I chose for Satan in The Brick Testament, I knew that it would not please everybody. Choosing a Satan was a lot trickier than choosing, say, Jesus or God, (...) (20 years ago, 7-Apr-04, to lugnet.build.ancient, FTX) ! 

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