[bornacatholic]

I don't know who owns National Geographic. But, I'll bet it is owned by those who ain't partial to the Bible :)

[Northern Yankee]

Most theologian scholars laugh at the idea of the gnostic gospels being authentic. I heard one theologian compare the gnostic gospels of that time to today's National Enquirer.

I whole heartedly agree.

[trisham]

I don't know who owns National Geographic. But, I'll bet it is owned by those who ain't partial to the Bible :)

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That's probably a safe assumption. Here's the bio of the President, for what it's worth:

John M. Fahey

From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

John M. Fahey, Jr. became the President and Chief Executive Officer of the National Geographic Society in 1998, succeeding Reg Murphy, who served as president of the Society as well as the United States Golf Association. Murphy previously served as President of the Sun Newspapers in Baltimore and the San Francisco Examiner. He was Editor of the Editorial Page of the Atlanta Constitution. Fahey also serves as a member of the Board of Trustees, as well as Chairman of its executive committee.

Fahey received his bachelor’s degree in engineering from Manhattan College and an MBA from the University of Michigan. He was previously president of Time-Life Books.