[Clive]

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[Always Right]

James Cameron's documentary The Lost Tomb of Jesus, produced in collaboration with archeologist Simcha Jacobovici was broadcast at the beginning of Lent.

Hatred of Christianity is alive and well among leftists.

[Brilliant]

Jesus’ mother, Mary, died and was buried in Ephesus, a city in modern day Turkey. So it’s not likely that a tomb found in Israel would refer to the same Mary.

[AU72]

Waiting for the documentary about Muhammed’s child bride to aired at the start of Ramadan.

[RightWhale]

This article is barely worth the space a good vanity could occupy.

[rudy45]

The question is wrong. Rather than ask, “did someone find the tomb of Jesus,” the question should be “did someone find the tomb of Jesus, AND WERE THE REMAINS OF JESUS INSIDE?”

I have no problem in having someone discover the tomb itself. I would have major problems if someone positively identified remains of Jesus, though lol. I Co 15.

[ndt]

So were there or were there not tombs with the names Jesus, Mary, Joseph and Matthew?

[Tanniker Smith]

On the other hand, I did get to listen to about half of the producers comments at Lunacon 50, in Rye, NY, back in March. It was a nice little story about archeaology . . . but the rest was hogwash, of course. Made a compelling case, but it was a sci-fi convention and most of the attendees for that panel probably hadn’t slept a lot the night before . . . .

[longtermmemmory]

Titanic is off the “must suffer through on valentine’s day” list.

If the “mrs.” wants me and by extension her happy that movie is DOA