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Description: A counselor helps Jerry understand that not all books are like the Bible. Some are works of fiction.

Average Rating:

7.5 (Good)

6 votes

Two thumbs (Rated by: Curt King) Posted June 10 2004	Rating: 10
That was good. I can defenitely use that for my VBS. I like the principle of the Bible being the True Book. Thank you.

Great for VBS! (Rated by: Anonymous) Posted May 2 2008	Rating: 10
It's a winner

kids, be careful (Rated by: Dave Marriott) Posted August 27 2003	Rating: 9
Teachers need to be so careful about what is passed on to kids as good literature-what a good message in this one. As to Dumas, I prefere his "The Count of Monte Cristo" and as to Dickens, I prefer "Oliver" (don't care for carol). Anyway, good message, maybe a bit to deep for target audience but that is fixable.

perfect message of innerrancy (Rated by: Denise) Posted July 14 2006	Rating: 9
lesson of inerrancy of the Book of God!

Dostoevsky? Achoo! (Rated by: Virgil) Posted August 4 2003	Rating: 8
Well, the idea is right, with one small problem: what kids read fiction and think that it means to be actually, literally true? That's hard to believe. But this script is still a very good reminder of how much we can all benefit by being better readers, though.

dangerous (Rated by: Sean) Posted June 11 2004	Rating: 4
This script comes dangerously close to denouncing literature. It doesn't quite go there, but could easily send a kid that direction. There's probably a better way to talk about the Bible as truth. This is also a very "talkie" script. Drama/comedy/good story telling is about action, almost always.

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