[skeeter]

Thank goodness the church is in Judea. If it were in the west bank the ancient tiles & bricks would already be on sale in the building materials department of the Palistinian equivelent of Home Depot.

[Houghton M.]

Active from the 5th to the 7th centuries. 400s to 600s. Hmmmmmmmmm. Wonder what happened in the 600s to render it inactive? Probably the arrival of a bunch of Amish or some other religion of peace that peacefully persuaded the Christians to join a new religion. Peacefully.

[The Comedian]

Church-in-the-wildwood ping.

Today is a good day to die.
I didn't say for whom.

[Dutchboy88]

They uncovered a building. The church is the assembly of believers in Christ. Too much attention paid to architecture...not enough to the message.

[afraidfortherepublic]

This site is just beautiful. Go to the source for pictures.

[aposiopetic]

ping

[1010RD]

The article indicates that the church is Byzantine, but they’d more likely be Monophysites, no?