Doesn't follow scripture.
Just another Jesus story trying to capture the essence of the times.
The political climate is fairly accurate but the inaccurate details are too distracting to make it worth watching.
The documentary itself is made for Protestant consumption, and although it does get some scripture accurate, it almost seems like it purposely mis-quotes the biblical teachings in an effort to insult the Catholic Church. For example, it goes to a lot of trouble to state that Jesus had siblings. This is a mistake is made by those who have a very low level knowledge of theology, as it overlooks the facts that the Hebrew translation for brother actually means close family member, not literally "brother ". This would be a better argument if Jesus had not given his Mother to John the beloved disciple from the cross. If Jesus had brothers, this would not only be unnecessary, but would also go against cultural norms.
If the creator of the documentary would have not tried so hard to insult Catholicism, it might have been better.
