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Catalyst was inspired by a biblical passage that mentions aliens. 'Sometimes I read poetry or the Bible in search of phrases like that, where I can think about them sideways and come up with ideas,' SF author Nina Kiriki Hoffman said.
The Marine Corps Toys for Tots program in Los Angeles has declined the donation of 4,000 Bible-quoting Jesus dolls.
A spokesman for the Marines said they didn't want to take the chance of sending a talking Jesus doll to a Jewish family or Muslim family.
I don't see what the problem is with that. Are we forgetting that Jesus was a Jew and that Muslims consider Jesus a great prophet?
The bigger problem for me is exactly how does one 'play' with a Jesus doll?
Barbie has her clothes and sports car and dream house. GI Joe has his Jeeps and tanks and weaponry, not to mention the infamous 'kung-fu grip.'
When you get a Jesus doll are the disciples extra? Are there tiny loaves and fishes? How about some lepers?
What kid wouldn't want to while away the hours having action figure Jesus cure some lepers?
I'm betting the cross and burial shroud also are extra
We have come across a page for a development firm supposedly handling some of the duties in creating a Transformers Cybertron video game entitled 'The Quest for Cybertron'. Brooklyn Games has an image online showing some scenes from the development. Of note, this is copywritten to 2005, and no word has been released prior to this about the game, other than a general possibility way back when the Transformers Armada Video Game game was out. So it's possible this was just a development that never fully realized.
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