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Tag Archives: archaeology
Links for 2007-12-03
- Stand to Reason on YouTube STR.org videos featuring Greg Koukl is now on YouTube
- Usability.gov Your guide for developing usable & useful Web sites
- The Golden Compass Controversy “…it is generally unwise to criticize a movie until you’ve actually
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Links for 2007-12-02
- Gospel Truth – New York Times “While National Geographic’s translation supported the provocative interpretation of Judas as a hero, a more careful reading makes clear that Judas is not only no hero, he is a demon.”
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Tagged archaeology, Bible, gospel, history, Judas, National-Geographic, post
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Links for 2007-07-17
- The Book of Jeremiah and A New Archaeological Discovery Another one of those discoveries that confirm “that the events and people in the Bible have a true historical background.” (via brownpau.com)
Ya Dig?
The world of archaeology is quite exciting right now – especially for the discoveries that affirm Biblical events, people and places. Among the recent ones are the excavation of the Pool of Siloam, the discovery of the… Read more
High Tech Indiana
An ancient Incan city gets discovered using infrared aerial photography. And machetes.