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Shocking revelation – Movie on Jesus
Christ’s coffin |
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February
26, 2007 |
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![The Lost Tomb of Christ](images/26-02-07-the-lost-tomb-of-christ-2.jpg) |
After
the best selling Dan Brown novel ‘The
Da Vinci Code’, which raised several
scandalous questions about the religion,
here is yet another documentary of the same
genre that is likely to shoot instantaneously
into stardom. This one, as the producers
James Cameron of Titanic fame and Simcha
Jacobovici of Exodus fame say, will question
the basic theory of Christianity called
Resurrection.
The producers claim to have found the coffins
of Jesus Christ, Virgin Mary, and most importantly
Mary Magdalene – who Dan Brown, in
his novel claimed to have had a child with
Jesus Christ. This falters the mere theory
of Resurrection itself – Jesus’
coming back to life after death. |
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The
coffins, according to James Cameron, were found
from a cave said to be of 2,000 years old in the
Jerusalem suburb of Talpiyot during construction
of an industrial park before 27 years. The cave
was discovered by a renowned Israeli archaeologist
Amos Kloner. |
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If
that was not outrageous enough, the producers
even claim to have DNA proof to substantiate
that the coffins belong to Jesus’
family.
The
documentary throws light on the decades
of research that was carried on the coffins.
Interestingly, the documentary is believed
to support Dan Brown’s claim that
Jesus fathered Mary Magdalene’s child.
The coffins – that the directors aver
to have remains of Jesus and his family
– will be revealed to the public on
Monday.
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Named
The Lost Tomb of Christ, the documentary will
be premiered in New York, after which it will
be telecast on various channels around the globe
ranging from international Discovery Channel,
Canada's Vision, Channel 4 in Britain, and Channel
8 in Israel. |
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