I would encourage everyone to do their own “homework.”
My calling BP Smith an atheist is informative, as it is his claim and in the public record, not an ad hominem attack.

Now, let’s all go and “play well!”

The nature of the “Brick Bible” could lead someone to believe it was inspired by a straightforward reading of the Bible, which it is not—at least in some portions.

I also own almost every book produced by Reverend Powell Smith; you may have overlooked my praise in my comment for his work; but it is QUALIFIED praise and in the sake of full disclosure I commented.

With the qualifications given, I’m still glad it is included in the Lego gift guide.

I would further add, the Smallworks Brickcase is one of THE BEST gifts for people who “you can’t think of ANYTHING to get for them!” with an IPhone.

The Brickcase gets sooo many compliments, and is a practical way to ensure you are able to build a little regularly if you’re busy! You GOTTA customize it!

How is your ad hominem attack on Brendan Powell Smith’s own beliefs or his intentions as an artist relevant to this holiday gift guide?

And “demonstrably false and dishonest interpretations”?! Who are you to lay exclusive claim to an understanding of a nearly 2000-year-old sacred text? There are as many interpretations of New Testament doctrine as there are Christian denominations, sects, cults, and believers. So, you or your denomination are the only one with the “correct” interpretation? Which “true” interpretation do you subscribe to? Catholic? Orthodox (Greek, Russian, Serbian, or Coptic)? Lutheran (if so, which synod)? Southern Baptist? Seventh-day Adventist? Branch Davidian?

If you’re going to leave irrelevant comments full of religiously motivated attacks and logical fallacies, don’t bother leaving comments at all.

We love “The Cult of Lego” and look forward to buying the Technic book!

I actually like the Brick Bible, but the guy who made it, being a GREAT builder, is an atheist who is trying to malign the Bible.

The Old Testament version is better, albeit very bloody (some Christians try to sanitize it).

The New Testament has more “editorial” comments, several of which are demonstrably false and dishonest interpretations.

But there’s no debating the great building and many entertaining displays!

I thought it was important to mention so no one gets a “bait and switch.”