[Cicero]

Having evaluated the evidence, many specialists in ancient manuscripts and Christian origins think Karen King and the Harvard Divinity School were the victims of an elaborate ruse. . . .

It is perhaps understandable that Ms. King would have been taken in when an anonymous owner presented her with some papyrus fragments for research.

Victims of an elaborate ruse? Or committed an elaborate ruse? Funny that the NY Times was brought in on it, and it was released just in time for the usual atheist attack on Easter.

And who is this "anonymous owner"? Don't we deserve to know that, so we can trace this scam back to its origins?

[all the best]

” just in time for the usual atheist attack on Easter”

Right. This is the new Easter tradition. Time and Newsweek (are either still around other than 10 year-old copies in doctors’ waiting rooms?) usually dedicated a cover story to this kind of nonsense a week or two before Easter.

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Victims of an elaborate ruse? Or committed an elaborate ruse? Funny that the NY Times was brought in on it, and it was released just in time for the usual atheist attack on Easter.

And who is this "anonymous owner"? Don't we deserve to know that, so we can trace this scam back to its origins?

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(I be a student of the latest Common Core Math Standards.)