Why, yes! It's absolutely true! Not only did they find Jesus's and
Mary's coffins, they also found their dining room furniture, their
coffee pot, their bedroom set -- and even their favorite condom!
Amazing, isn't it?
Cheers,
b&
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right next to "ES" and "BC" proving without a doubt that "a christmas
carol" is a historical document.
Problem: The letter "J" didn't exist in the Roman alphabet. Sorry.
Johnny Carson and Marilyn Monroe were buried next to each other?
WOW!!!!!
I've never heard dat one before
I am agnostic. You are right. The letter 'J' did not exist in the '?'
alphabet at the time. I am just curious to know if the information I
was told via a second hand account of a news report...was accurate.
Perhaps the news report did not exist and the person who told me this
story...for whatever reason...believes it to be true...however, I
think for myself...and my opinions are based on fact. So I was only
wonderering if there is any substance to the account that I received.
The journalist my have got it wrong also. I am mot sorry to have
offended anyone..although that was not my intention...I just thought I
would ask an 'atheist' rather than a christian as I thought they would
be less biased as it regards strict adherence to a "god"....ie. Is god
a man or a deity. [Sometimes I wonder].
Wrong! the MM stood for Mohammed Mustapha and proves that both Islam
and Christianity were both written by the same comedy team duo Montius
and Pithonus.
If Clapton is god imagine the uproar when they find his coffin 2,000
years from now. ;^]
Satire = provocation:
English names on 2000 year old coffins in the Middle East? The
European crusaders were 1000 years later.
Did they carve the letters then on two arbitrary coffins?
And his last name was really in English and was Christ?
I always thought, again in English, the last name was 'of Nazareth'.