Bloodline Movie debates the Vatican on FOX

[lovuian]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5lqGxuHd5Yo

This is a very interesting archeological find

[and-justice-for-all]

1. Before one can come to this posssibility...

They first have to prove that Jesus actually existed, which there is no evidence that such a person existed.

And if it was to come to fact that he did exist, that this tomb in France is legitimate, they entire biblical story has to tossed in the shredder and the Church will have to openly admit they have deceived masses of people for thousands of years.

Would not be a good day for the church.

[Occam Bandage]

2. "Bloodline" is most likely a fraud.

Barnett and Burgess have produced a virtual Frankenfilm that builds ever higher on the myths, speculations, and fabrications stacked precariously like a house of cards in countless retellings over three decades.

http://www.mania.com/235-degrees-movie-review-bloodlinethe-movie_article_58443.html

[struggle4progress]

3. I don't and won't watch Fox. Care to summarize?

[lovuian]

4. A archeological find near rennes Chateau has taken place

and a chest was found near a Templar burial spot inside the chest is a cup and annoiting jar first century dated by british museum

The priest Saunierre who buried the chest believes its Jesus and Mary Magdalene wedding cups

[struggle4progress]

5. Oh. Well, thanks. The thousand or so years between the alleged event

and the description of the artefact at burial suggest some skepticism might be warranted