AS SEEN IN:
'The Book Of Daniel'
AS PLAYED BY:
Garret Dillahunt
From Wikipedia:

Struggling to be a good husband, father, and minister, Webster regularly sees and talks with a classic-looking, white-skinned, white-robed and bearded Jesus (Garret Dillahunt), who nonetheless is rather unconventional. Daniel's Jesus appears only to him and openly questions modern interpretations of church teachings, reminding Daniel of his own strengths and weaknesses.
I think the basic assumption by the audience was that Jesus was just a figment of Daniel's

People have no problem it seems in accepting TV shows about God's messengers coming back to Earth to help people - 'Highway To Heaven' and 'Touched By An Angel' enjoyed healthy runs. So why couldn't He have come back Himself in the person of His Son to get involved?
And that's just not Toobworld - why not in the real world too? Lapsed Catholic I may be, But I still have my faith and I think it's possible. So I'm treating the appearance of Jesus Christ in 'The Book of Daniel' as a real televersion and not just a figment of Daniel's imagination.
Happy Easter, everyone!
BCnU.......
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