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Name: Brian •
Title: Debating the Tomb •
Date posted: 03/05/07 16:52
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Q: This documentary shows enough evidence for someone to believe that the tomb in question may be the Jesus family tomb but there is not enough evidence to proclaim that it is a scientific fact. It is too early to make harsh judgments about the claims made in the film when more study is needed to confirm or deny current theories. There have already been claims that the film is misleading but people should remember that as research continues any inaccuracies in the film will certainly come to light.
This is surely worthy of objective debate. The problem is that this happens to be a topic in which many individual’s beliefs are deeply rooted and far from objective. For this reason many arguments will be biased and produced with a defensive objective to protect religious beliefs. There will also be bias arguments supporting the claims as anti-Christian’s attempt to deface Christianity.
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Name: murdledturtle •
Date: 03/05/07 17:03 |
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A: What evidence, the opinions of a bunch of paid scientists? For the most part Science would love to undermine Christian beliefs. I cannot fathom how the "evidence" presented in this film can be even considered as a fact. I said it once before. The Science don't fit the Science
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Name: Brian •
Date: 03/05/07 17:24 |
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A: Murdledturtle, You should read this again.
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Name: murdledturtle •
Date: 03/05/07 17:28 |
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A: DOH sorry, lol.
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