anyone watch the Lost Tomb of Jesus thing?

[jimmy_beaner]

on discovery channel. It was definitely entertaining. I think the interview section after was a little disconcerning though. They all attacked the shit out of the guy. All he was doing was presenting a case... and they jumped his nuts. I don't think it's fair to jump on him for asking questions, and trying to gather evidence to support his conclusions to those questions. I think they should feel free to raise certain counter concerns, but don't just on him, work with his data to disprove him. That's how scientists do it, they don't almost break into shouting over each other to get their point across. Anyway, yeah, anyone else see it?

[wiarumas]

yeah i watched some of it (i think). i watched the whole disproving of the biblical tale of noahs ark and what it was about in reality.

[Herbstang]

I watch it. Hell I'm surprise the Christians have not nailed him to a cross yet.There's no way orgainize religion is gonna accept his findings and the tomb has been sealed so that's the end of any more evidence from the tomb

[PureVenom]

Did the post discussion talk about the fact that his "new" findings were in fact the same tomb that was discovered like 30 years ago...and that he picked and chose which experts he cited/used because all of the local experts completely disproved his theory?

I didn't watch it...figured it would be BS...didn't waste my time. Watched "Any Which Way but Loose" instead.

[bullitt482]

Quote: Originally Posted by PureVenom Did the post discussion talk about the fact that his "new" findings were in fact the same tomb that was discovered like 30 years ago...and that he picked and chose which experts he cited/used because all of the local experts completely disproved his theory?

That doesn't surprise me in the least.

[Brent]

Nope had better things to do than watch some BS "documentary"