Commentaires sur : Ancient Tablet Ignites Debate on Messiah and Resurrection http://coffeeandsci.wordpress.com/2008/07/06/ancient-tablet-ignites-debate-on-messiah-and-resurrection/ by Oldcola, notes de lectures en buvant le cafĂ© Sun, 29 Nov 2009 08:45:28 +0000 http://wordpress.com/ hourly 1 Par : Oldcola http://coffeeandsci.wordpress.com/2008/07/06/ancient-tablet-ignites-debate-on-messiah-and-resurrection/#comment-943 Oldcola Mon, 07 Jul 2008 08:36:48 +0000 http://coffeeandsci.wordpress.com/?p=503#comment-943 (1) I agree on ths one, but often the provenance isn't available (2) ink ? Anyway, there is a publication on dating submited. The Dead Sea Scrolls isn't the subject here, but thanx for the links. (1) I agree on ths one, but often the provenance isn’t available
(2) ink ? Anyway, there is a publication on dating submited.

The Dead Sea Scrolls isn’t the subject here, but thanx for the links.

]]> Par : Museum Ethics http://coffeeandsci.wordpress.com/2008/07/06/ancient-tablet-ignites-debate-on-messiah-and-resurrection/#comment-942 Museum Ethics Sun, 06 Jul 2008 22:15:10 +0000 http://coffeeandsci.wordpress.com/?p=503#comment-942 "Probablement de l'arnaque" -- It is highly probable this stone tablet text is yet another sensationalist scam, as is clearly indicated by the facts (1) that no specific information is available on its provenance and (2) that no details are provided on carbon dating of the ink. As such, this "news" falls right in line with the faked Lost-Tomb-of-Jesus "documentary" designed to make a profit off of people's fascination with the "real" Jesus, and with the larger scandal of the biased and misleading way the Dead Sea scrolls are being presented in museum exhibits around the world. See, e.g., http://spinozaslens.com/libet/articles/dworkin_ethicsofexhibition.htm and http://blog.news-record.com/staff/frontpew/archives/2008/06/dead_sea_scroll.shtml. “Probablement de l’arnaque” –

It is highly probable this stone tablet text is yet another sensationalist scam, as is clearly indicated by the facts

(1) that no specific information is available on its provenance and

(2) that no details are provided on carbon dating of the ink.

As such, this “news” falls right in line with the faked Lost-Tomb-of-Jesus “documentary” designed to make a profit off of people’s fascination with the “real” Jesus, and with the larger scandal of the biased and misleading way the Dead Sea scrolls are being presented in museum exhibits around the world. See, e.g.,

http://spinozaslens.com/libet/articles/dworkin_ethicsofexhibition.htm

and

http://blog.news-record.com/staff/frontpew/archives/2008/06/dead_sea_scroll.shtml.

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