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Facinating!

Nonetheless if Ewing was a neanderthal, he would not be walking around per se, probably locked up in a cage somewhere for study.

it's simple....Natural Selection, plain and simple. Nature selected them for extinction.

Facinating! I just read that article, and that really amazing!

there is evidence saying that the egyptians never needed slaves as they had more than enough workers to build what they needed built, thusly no israelites as slaves. So i can see why they have not found any proof of the exodus.

After doing lengthly studies on Julius Caesar, I still wonder how the world in Rome during his time would have ended up, and how our world now would have been affected if he had never been murdered. Would Rome have not fallen? Any thoughts?

oh yikes !

the bible is not bullshit so much as it is a point of view from people from that time period, ie: matthew ,mark, luke and john. It is a matter of perspective and understanding and how we choose to view it and interpret it. Too many people take it literally. If it makes you a better person,fine. But ...

Take it as humour its what i say day to day, dont take it like i am telling you to shut up...Just my way of say "hey look what i found, take a second and look at it before you continue" Sorry

Well first off, the Bible has been translated so many times who is to say who is right and who is wrong. For all we know the bible is a story of fiction and nothing more, and since no one is alive from that time, well who can really say what really happened? Also the bible could have been and most l...

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King tut was not murdered as Rocket Scientist would have you believe, there is forensic evidence that he died of natural causes. Scientists have found that the hole in Tut's head was not from a blow to the head, but happened post mortum. He was found to have died of gangrene from a broken leg. A CAT...

National Geographic unveiled an ancient manuscript Thursday that may shed new light on the relationship between Jesus and Judas, the disciple who betrayed him.

http://www.cnn.com/2006/TECH/science/04 ... index.html