after a wonderful couple of years, the gloss is wearing off. keeping mythology accurate is important when telling stories (don't even get me started on 'merlin'!!), so the 'reinterpretations' of religious stories bothers me. bluntly put - heaven and hell could have been much, much better. ideally, if a storyline is based on religious tales (regardless of the faith in question) then those tales should be represented faithfully, without losing the details. i think this is what the previous writer means by 'facts'. if writers wish to use the scenarios of heaven and hell and angels and daemons within a predominantly Christian context, then these should be kept to.
Review of Heaven and Hell
