So, back around 2000, some smugglers were caught smuggling antiquities around Turkey, and a quite interesting text was picked up while raiding them (or so the story goes), written in gold(ish?) ink in Syriac on leather. Now it's mid-December 2015, and more importantly Christmas time, and more importantly than that it's time to generate some hits on websites y'all! So let's see just how much anti-Christian conspiracy we can wring out of this curiosity! Or maybe get some web-hits out of pouring cold water on the feverish fires of anti-Christian conspiracy. Y'know, whichever. Option 2 sounds more fun, so let's go with that. • SO IS THIS A 1500 YEAR OLD BIBLE?! No, because it isn't a "Bible". It's one text. Which would still be pretty interesting, but don't be fooled by hysterical claims of it being a "Bible" (except in the sense of it being a book, loosely speaking). There are actual collections of scriptural texts that are 1500...
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Blogger james hobbs said...
Hello, I very much enjoy reading your interesting posts on these deep and interesting subjects to do with God and I hope you continue publishing them and more people come to read and understand,enjoy and become more educated through them, thank you for your time and effort in producing all these very interesting articles.James Hobbs.England.
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Blogger Cricket Tate said...
Ass/u/me. Is what happens when you assume for in most instances you are incorrect. I’m sorry you’re having doubts. Please continue but fishing for compliments is unbecoming.
Thanks James Iapprecoate it!
Crocket, I don't give adman about complements,I asked if anyone was reading the comments are you? why didn't you say?
I want to see other people take part in the comments,even if you agree with Skepie, just to know I'm ot wearing my fingers out for nothing.