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Atheists & Agnostics

Bolo Boffin

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10. Unfortunately not. She's more convinced than ever.

Reply to dimbear (Reply #8)

Sun Apr 22, 2012, 06:13 AM

Apr 2012

The "Jonah" inscription in what's supposed to be the head of the fish has her really excited. I went and looked at the pictures. There are clearly inscribed lines that are being ignored to make those scratches read Jonah.

Oh, well. Thanks for all the links!

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Elaine Pagel's Revelations [View all] Bolo Boffin Apr 2012 OP

While Ms. Pagels is certainly an educated and skilled author, I notice she never dimbear Apr 2012 #1

I'm on the Constantine chapter now! Bolo Boffin Apr 2012 #2

BTW, it's understandable why the era is soft pedalled. The 4th century is the worst dimbear Apr 2012 #3

Well, she didn't get to Theodisius. Turns out the notes and index Bolo Boffin Apr 2012 #4

Some of his works are hard to get. I had to pick up one on eBay. Not popular dimbear Apr 2012 #5

Oy, DeConick is pushing the Patio tomb ossuary thing. Bolo Boffin Apr 2012 #6

She has recently reconsidered her hasty call. She's changed from "It looks like a fish" to dimbear Apr 2012 #8

Unfortunately not. She's more convinced than ever. Bolo Boffin Apr 2012 #10

I'll second MacMullen. onager Apr 2012 #7

Something I'd like to add to this thread Bolo Boffin Apr 2012 #9