Have You See The Digital Nativity?

12/16/2010

Have You See The Digital Nativity?

This is absolute genius. And just in time for Christmas.

While this video's theological content may not be entirely accurate (I don't think Twitter was near that popular with the upper class in that era), it's still a fun and contemporary look at the wonder of the nativity.

Speaking of biblical inaccuracies, did you see any? I'll give bonus points to anyone who can comment with examples of where they might have got something a bit wrong.

Here's another (more serious) video that captures the emotions of the key players in the nativity story...all told via Facebook. It's pretty cool, I must say.

Please forward these to your friends. Anything that can help jump start our wonder and appreciation of the first Christmas is a very good thing.

Dec 16, 2010 7:07:00 AM | Humor

1 Comment

okay...i think the inaccurate thing are that the bible doesn't say they took a donkey to get there, and the 3 kings saw Jesus in "a house" and not the stable....if I remember from the quiz correctly :)
~Rosie

Posted by: Rosie Garcia | 12/16/2010 at 10:50 AM

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