Jesus' Tomb Found? Real Discovery or a Hoax?


	Jesus' Tomb Found? Real Discovery or a Hoax?

Eaglewings

2-27-2007 8:39 PM

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jesus, christianity, israel, resuurection

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2-27-2007 9:06 PM

CrazyRedHead

i vote hoax

2-27-2007 9:56 PM

KevinM

Jesus himself is a hoax. Check out The Jesus Puzzle by Earl Doherty.

2-27-2007 11:29 PM

jatfla

Just in time for Easter. Happens all the time.

Jesus only spent the weekend in a borrowed tomb. The James Ossuary (sp) is a little more interesting.

3-14-2007 3:44 PM

wiccantexan

I also vote hoax.

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