The Lost Tomb of Jesus

One of the oldest and most told stories of our time is undoubtedly the story of Jesus and his crucifixion, yet considering the different perspectives and coherences that exist regarding the facts and fictions of Jesus Christ, protected by laws and rules that have existed since the first council of Nicaea , any external and impartial opinion over the religion of Christianity would not stand much of a chance in a direct and harsh inquisition. Probably the same argument could be applied to all dominating religions of our time in one way or another, but the western civilizations high level of tolerance for critique directed at establishments such as churches gives us all a unique opportunity to see the other probabilities regarding the Christian faith. Maybe, if our times were not so polarized, then one could have been sure that some of the most recent factual and evidential discoveries regarding Jesus and his family would have shaken the very foundations of Christianity, not to mention the Catholic doctrine.

Underneath, I have embedded a documentary in 10 parts, which deals with the recent discovery of the Tomb of Jesus, son of Joseph and Maria, brother of .............. judge for yourselves.




Part 2
Part 3
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Part 6
Part 7
Part 8
Part 9
Part 10

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