http://www.whatisyourworldview.com/epiloguetv/index.htmlEpilogueTVenJason RamasamiCopyright 2009 Jason Ramasami2010-03-04T19:34:47+00:00 hourly 1 2000-01-01T12:00+00:00 Fri, 05 Mar 2010 07:38:47 +0000Jason RamasamiMatthew2010-03-04T19:34:47+00:00http://www.whatisyourworldview.com/epiloguetv/files/EN77worldlyheavenlywisdom.html#unique-entry-id-112http://www.whatisyourworldview.com/epiloguetv/files/EN77worldlyheavenlywisdom.html#unique-entry-id-112

Wisdom can take different forms depending on whether it has it's sights set on this world or the next.

Here is the text for the epilogue.]]>Jason RamasamiPsalms2010-01-31T21:49:50+00:00http://www.whatisyourworldview.com/epiloguetv/files/EN76heartrealities.html#unique-entry-id-111http://www.whatisyourworldview.com/epiloguetv/files/EN76heartrealities.html#unique-entry-id-111

Showing some interest in God is often confused with actually being accepted by Him. Fortunately, He is kind enough to fill us in on the heart realities. ]]>Jason RamasamiJohn2010-01-31T19:46:06+00:00http://www.whatisyourworldview.com/epiloguetv/files/ashepherdsbloodtype.html#unique-entry-id-110http://www.whatisyourworldview.com/epiloguetv/files/ashepherdsbloodtype.html#unique-entry-id-110

I changed my mind on submitting this for this months' EN. Partly I was really pushed for time and I did most of it in the dark with absurbly minimal amounts of sleep, and partly I did it because I really like this style of work and want to continue pushing it in future work if at all possible.

Anyways - this is a meditation on how I want my hands to be like His hands. ]]>Jason Ramasamistart here2010-01-06T08:04:39+00:00http://www.whatisyourworldview.com/epiloguetv/files/sortedknifelife.html#unique-entry-id-109http://www.whatisyourworldview.com/epiloguetv/files/sortedknifelife.html#unique-entry-id-109

Literally the latest of my images for Sorted magazine. Original version here.]]>Jason RamasamiMatthewMarkLukeJohn2010-01-01T07:49:00+00:00http://www.whatisyourworldview.com/epiloguetv/files/thejesuscomic.html#unique-entry-id-107http://www.whatisyourworldview.com/epiloguetv/files/thejesuscomic.html#unique-entry-id-107



Some blurb from a recent e-newsletter:

Jason Ramasami is an RE teacher who wants to make the Bible memorable and accessible to students who may have little or no interest in following the Christian faith. Two years ago he embarked on the ambitious project of creating a wordless comic of the main events of Jesus' life for visual learners.

Somewhere along the line the project developed further into an iPhone/iPod Touch app that was approved in December for worldwide distribution.

The Jesus Comic (which is easily searchable in iTunes) is a 150 page comic that moves through 12 chapters and is intended as a discussion kick-starter - not a replacement for the Bible. So far feedback has been very positive -

"This comic is really inspiring; the first genuinely fresh retelling of the good news about Jesus that I have seen in ages. It manages to be faithful to the original text, yet visually creative at the same time. Required viewing!"

"It provoked discussion with my wife, our son and daughter. They spotted some stuff that I didn't and I spotted some that they didn't. This was fun!”

The accompanying website gives some further guidance on interpreting the bigger Bible narrative, but the main idea isn't to be a digital tract but an intriguing and fresh way of reflecting on the life of Jesus.

Jason is asking people to have a look and to recommend/rate it if they enjoy what they experience.

More info website:
http://www.thejesuscomic.com

App store link for the full version:
http://www.iTunes.com/apps/jesuscomic

App store link for the free sampler version:
http://www.iTunes.com/apps/jesuscomicnativity

Facebook page:
http://www.facebook.com/pages/The-Jesus-Comic/222779070030?ref=nf

Twitter feed:
http://twitter.com/theJesusComic]]>Jason RamasamiPsalmsColossians2010-01-07T07:40:21+00:00http://www.whatisyourworldview.com/epiloguetv/files/EN75NightmaresCeaseSonRisen.html#unique-entry-id-106http://www.whatisyourworldview.com/epiloguetv/files/EN75NightmaresCeaseSonRisen.html#unique-entry-id-106

Based heavily on some recent personal experiences, I have been reflecting on how a parent might bring comfort to a child who is having nightmares. From this I began to move further outwards and think what basis is there for any of us being comforted in the face of the ultimate nightmare of mortality and suffering. ]]>