Johann_Kaspar

Sure! But it is quite time consuming... I already re-opened some books. And I will need more informations about sources (mscr).
I have no doubt that the discovery of an old hidden document is very important. In which language is it written? Greek? Does you book contain the original language or only a translation?

Here is something that could be interesting for you even if with nothing completely new:
http://lozere.org/perso/hqnh/

Let us call your book a breakthrough, ok! But I was waiting for the really big one. And I cannot see the beginning of it. It is not something completely new, only it will come to support one thesis very well.

I wonder how many US or UK scholars do know about the French research. Here the city problem of "Nazareth" is resolved since a long time among other things. I am re-reading Guignebert. It contains all possible information already 80 years ago from which I can see many questions here are still on discussion. I am re-reading also the GH and I am finding more evidence that it is a translation.

Here I will come more seldom, for I have no time to lose with things clear enough for me. There is too much ranting for my taste. I am not a preacher, I have nobody to convince. I feel very tired when people think they know the Truth. Science is not working that way. As it is in the gospels: Mt 11:15 He that hath ears to hear, let him hear.

I would like to continue to correspond with you privately if you do not mind.

Best Wishes,
Johann

Yuri Kuchinsky

Medieval English. Latin before that, most likely.

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Does you book contain the original language or only a translation?

My translation. Some of the original text is on the Net.

The Magdalene Gospel: translation and the original text
http://www.globalserve.net/~yuku/magd.htm

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Here is something that could be interesting for you even if with nothing completely new: http://lozere.org/perso/hqnh/

This is interesting stuff, but my main focus right now is elsewhere... I mostly work with the original manuscripts, that have been neglected.

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Let us call your book a breakthrough, ok!

It's not my book itself, it's the text that I'm analysing that is a breakthrough IMHO.

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But I was waiting for the really big one. And I cannot see the beginning of it. It is not something completely new, only it will come to support one thesis very well. I wonder how many US or UK scholars do know about the French research.

Hardly any!

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Here the city problem of "Nazareth" is resolved since a long time among other things. I am re-reading Guignebert. It contains all possible information already 80 years ago from which I can see many questions here are still on discussion. I am re-reading also the GH and I am finding more evidence that it is a translation.

What is GH?

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Here I will come more seldom, for I have no time to lose with things clear enough for me. There is too much ranting for my taste.

Yes, we do have quite a bit of that... :boohoo:

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I am not a preacher, I have nobody to convince. I feel very tired when people think they know the Truth. Science is not working that way. As it is in the gospels: Mt 11:15 He that hath ears to hear, let him hear. I would like to continue to correspond with you privately if you do not mind. Best Wishes, Johann

Sure. But also you can join the Loisy List, which is a bit more quiet.

In general, I prefer public discussions, because I think that these matters are important enough, and lots of other people can also learn from following these conversations, and also can contribute to them something of importance.

A la prochaine!

Yuri.