The Bitmoji Bible is trying to make religion more appealing to young people
In the year of our Lord 2019, someone recreated the Bible through Bitmoji.
The Bitmoji Bible is more of a collection of a handful of stories found in Jewish and Christian holy scriptures than an actual translation told exclusively through Bitmoji. While much of the actually philosophical passages aren't included — how are you supposed to discuss promises of salvation through a few cartoon characters? — you might recognize more well known myths, like the story of David and Goliath.
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— Daniel Eckler (@daniel_eckler) April 16, 2019
"Today's children are more likely to read a text message than a book," co-creator Daniel Eckler said through Twitter DM. "Given the Bible has been translated into more than 3000 languages, I thought it should be translated into one of the most popular contemporary languages." Read more...
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