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In lugnet.off-topic.debate, Dave Schuler wrote:
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In lugnet.off-topic.debate, John Neal wrote:
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In lugnet.off-topic.debate, Dave Schuler wrote:
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BTW, I just read The Jesus Papers by Michael Baigent (a review
HERE) on vacation (I know you missed me!) which I think you’d find
equally interesting, Dave!
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While you were gone it was like the sun didn’t rise. Does that sound
sincere? Wait, I’ll try again...
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That was a very bad Freudian slip the day after Easter;-)
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I read Holy Blood, Holy Grail by Baigent et al about 10 years ago, before
The Da Vinci Code was even a gleam in Dan Brown’s eye. I’ll take a look at
The Jesus Papers when I get the chance.
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Ah, yes. And as we speak Baigent is trying to wrest millions from Brown in
court WRT these 2 works. Having not read HBHG, I have to say that I found
TJP wandering and rather unconvincing at best. He simply raises a bunch of
questions based on sketchy arguments and provides a little history. It’s more
effective as fiction IMHO.
I can’t wait to see the motion picture version of TDC, and more importantly,
Tom Hanks’ hair!
JOHN
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