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Tag Archives: biblical archaeology
At last – the REAL truth about Biblical Archaeology!
As it is apparently not obvious to a few people, this was an April Fool’s joke folks! Well it’s been an interesting couple of weeks in the world of CJ, which I guess is a small part of the world … Continue reading
Posted in Debunking myths, Dreadful attempts at humour, History, Religion, Uninteresting to others whitterings about my life
Tagged alternative history, April Fools Jokes, biblical archaeology, Comyns Beaumont, controversial theories, Cthulhu Mythos, dark satanic mills, Edinburgh was Jerusalem, Fringe archaeology, Lovecraftian parodies, maximalist, minimalist, MR James, Nazareth never existed, pseudohistory, Rabbi C Nesbittus, vaguely intellectual jokes, William Blake
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Helena in Nazareth
And this is the whole thing – the myth of Nazareth not existing hinges on a place that clearly existed before and after the time of Jesus mysteriously stopping existing at the time of Jesus, then reappearing again, with the same name, and the Gospel writers who were trying to convert Jews in Palestine inventing a fictitious place for some bizarre reason of their own, that just happened to come back in to existence. Continue reading
"And sometimes he's so nameless" 