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Johann_Kaspar · 06-14-2006, 09:13 AM

http://www.kevalin.org/myth.html

Is it the definite proof of the lie of the xians (falsifying the texts)?

Toto · 06-14-2006, 03:50 PM

If you're looking for definite proof, you're in the wrong forum.

This might be interesting. But it's not clear what the author's expertise is, or why the early sites bear any relevance to the question of Nazareth. If someone wants to pay $7.50 to find out, let us know.

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The Myth of Nazareth
The Invented Town of Jesus
Chapbook One:The Stone, Bronze, and Iron Ages.

Contents. General introduction. The Cave of the Leap (Cro-Magnon and Neanderthal site near Nazareth). The Bronze Age evidence from the Nazareth basin. The Iron Age tombs and silos. Was Bronze-Iron Age Nazareth the biblical Japhia? Survey of the primary and secondary literature. Appendices: Itemization of Bronze and Iron Age finds. The Stratigraphy of Megiddo. Bibliography.

By the same author, for free: Buddhist Christian parallels seems to relate to some recent subjects on this forum.

Gamera · 06-14-2006, 05:21 PM

Which begs the question, why would early Christians "invent" a town when there were any number of respectable towns that existed in the area

Ben C Smith · 06-14-2006, 05:48 PM

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Originally Posted by Gamera

Which begs the question, why would early Christians "invent" a town when there were any number of respectable towns that existed in the area

The answer will probably be that the evangelists invented Nazareth based on the fact that Jesus was already called a Nazarene (for different reasons).

Ben.

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