[MadIvan]

For your consideration.

Regards, Ivan

[MadIvan]

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[Jalapeno]

The chances of finding that combination together was like finding a grave marked Ringo next to others marked John, Paul and George.”

Ah, I love the scientific method applied here. I'm sold.

[BMIC]

It's only so poplar because it attacks the group whom it's currently most PC to hate: bible-believing Christians. This is like finding remains labeled "John Doe Jr.", "John Doe" and "Jane Doe". Nothing from that grave site says "Christ" on it, does it?

[pookie18]

[Publius6961]

This obsession to "prove" the fallacy of Christianity perfectly tracks the trajectory of another phenomenon of the 20th century, which began in the late 70s.

I will leave it to the readers to identify it.

But, like the global warming controversy, if it "tracks perfectly", it must be real.

Pity the perverts and their supporters didn't choose to set out to "prove" the fallacy of the world's second greatest religion...

[layman]

The Lost Tomb of Jesus, which airs tonight on the Discovery Channel

This has been heavily promoted on television and in the print media. The MSM has mastered the art of disguising commercials as news or entertainment.When Steve Allen hosted the 'Tonight Show' it was pure entertainment. With Jay Leno it has morphed into an infomercial where 'celebrities' engage in superficial scripted dialog, and then 'entertain' us with a clip from their latest movie or a mention of their latest CD or book. It's all crap, as is 'The Lost Tomb of Jesus.

[TalBlack]

“Scholars from all religious traditions and none have no doubts that Jesus lived. The argument is about whether he was who he said he was.”

The whole point of Cameron's efforts, starting with the title, is that Jesus was mere flesh.

[FrankR]

Cameron played "loosy-goosey" with the facts of "Titanic", adding passengers and a love story that never existed, and now that the Oscar lights have dimmed on him, he's looking for another adventure.

Christianity isn't swayed one way or another, even IF they found Jesus' grave and remains, as those were of his earthly body.

Christianity is not about artifacts and liberal-atheists' agendae, it's about faith and belief in a higher being; a belief system that puts this life into perspective.

So they can just keep digging up half of the middle east in an effort to collapse Christianity, but all they're likely to find of any value by digging, is oil.

[FlingWingFlyer]

I don't think it will be long now before a clip of the Last Supper will be showing up on YouTube. Liberals. Ya gotta love 'em. They're trying so hard to destroy this country and the world.

[Abcdefg]

After this senslessness, The Discovery Channel is going to have that low life POS Ted Koppel heading a panel of like minded retards and moral vacuums.

[GSlob]

Well, a genuine tomb would have him striken blind, or smitten with leprosy. Must be bogus.

[FixitGuy]

Cameron is in the wrong place.

Jesus crosses the southern border daily by the hundreds.

[TigersEye]

...said Cameron. “The chances of finding that combination together was like finding a grave marked Ringo next to others marked John, Paul and George.”

That would be particularly disturbing to Paul and Ringo. =8-O

[Clintonfatigued]

This is about making bucks off a manufactured controversy.

[Halgr]

I have requested that my cable company "Turn off" my Discovery Channel subscription.

I won't tolerate this apostacy over the air waves.

[SunkenCiv]

Just adding this to the GGG catalog, not sending a general distribution.

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