As has been mentioned by others, I think it would be interesting to see not just the eras in history, and perhaps the pivotal moments that he was in (one of the cooler features of the short lived, "The Chronicles of Young Indiana Jones", was seeing what famous incidents Mr. Jones partook in), but just as importantly watching the progression of his character along the way.
Good ideas Brian. While I''m baptized Holy Roman Catholic, by most Catholics standards I''m probably a pretty bad Christian
But I come from a multi-religous background (my mother is from Basilan...the same place the Abu Sayyaf are hiding out) and my grandmother''s people are fierce moros (muslims). Heck, my middle name is Omar. But if anything, I consider myself a Zen Buddhist (confused yet? don''t worry, so am I). So what it boils down to is I respect all religions. I would treat this with the utmost caution and respect. I think the important idea to get across is not so much a specific religion''s quest for redemption, but a universal feeling that we are indebted. And that we have to pay off our debts by giving ourselves up. This will strike a chord with just about every religion I can think of.
