[cinives]

For some very interesting info on these matters and related topics, read the book "Holy Blood, Holy Grail". It's fascinating.

[kingsurfer]

What are your opinions on these extra gospels? I have hear about them but never read them.

[1stFreedom]

>>Holy Blood, Holy Grail". It

Blah, nobody takes that book seriously...

[Ruy Dias de Bivar]

***For some very interesting info on these matters and related topics, read the book "Holy Blood, Holy Grail". It's fascinating.***


I read it all the way through. It is the first book that I tossed in the trash after finishing. It is crap.

[KansasConservative1]

"We have just received the results of carbon dating: the text is older than we thought and dates back to a period between the beginning of the third and fourth centuries," foundation director Mario Jean Roberty said."


300-400 AD

"No one can clearly state that Judas wrote it himself,"

Unless the dude did not kill himself AND lived to be 300-400 years old, I can bet that he did not write it.

[american colleen]

A very good book on the history of the gospels is: "The Hidden Gospels - How the search for Jesus Lost it's way" by Philip Jenkins. He's a professor of History and Religious Studies at Penn State.

You can read the first chapter on line.

[Mogollon]

For some very interesting info on these matters and related topics, read the book "Holy Blood, Holy Grail". It's fascinating.

Just more of the Dan Brown style crap actually.