Tom C wrote: >> He did make gobs of money off it, and IIRC, won a few Academy Awards. >> I didn't see the movie, but I would surmise that we are in the minority >> based on it's market performance. > > I didn't see it either. First I don't like DiCaprio, second there was such a > big build up to it that I was turned off, and third I already knew the > ending. > >> Anyway, the tomb of Jesus is just onother a leap of faith, no more, or less >> credible any any other religious belief. >> >> William Robb >> >> > > Less credible actually. There's eye-witness accounts in the Bible (not just > Jesus), real places, names, chronology that has proven to be accurate by > archaeological discovery. The fact that really the entire world bases their > calendar on the birth of this one man has some power behind it (yes I know > there are other calendars, but to work in the modern world one must > convert). > > Tom C.
Convert? To what? Or, I guess the operative question is, FROM what, to what? I've lived well and long in this modern world, and haven't needed any conversion at all! Hmmm. keith whaley -- PDML Pentax-Discuss Mail List PDML@pdml.net http://pdml.net/mailman/listinfo/pdml_pdml.net
