Wednesday’s Links
WorldNetDaily: Hospital Obama claims to have been born in refuses to confirm that he was born there. They claim it would be illegal, but if he was, then his own claim would make it an open fact. If he wasn’t, then they have no legal obligation to release that info.
Associated Press: Error-ridden scraps of parchment found in trash about to be burnt, hailed as “oldest Bible” by Liberals that ignore the Bible. Apparently, the scraps of errors have been digitized to make it easier for Liberals to cloud what the real Bible says.
National Review Online: “I Still Hate You, Sarah Palin” by David Kahane
Investor’s Business Daily: On former Honduras wanna-be-dictator, and Chavez puppet Mel Zelaya--“Never has the U.S. bent over so far backwards to accomodate [sic] an [sic] tyrant.”
MSNBC: While Liberals are obsessed with inventing fictitious scandals about Sarah Palin, John Murtha’s real scandals are being ignored.
Posted by Danny Carlton at July 8, 2009 8:43 AM
Danny, this is interesting...
what is that "lingering sensitivity over the circumstances surrounding its removal from the monastery" they they refer to about Codex. Was it really found in the trash?
"In the year 1844, ... in quest of manuscripts, Tischendorf reached the Convent of St. Catherine, on Mount Sinai. Here observing some old-looking documents in a basketful of papers ready for lighting the stove, he picked them out, and discovered ... a complete New Testament, a large portion of the Septuagint, the Epistle of St. Barnabas, and a fragment of the Shepherd of Hermas." -- Edward Miller, A Guide to the Textual Criticism of the New Testament [Collingswood NJ: Dean Burgon Society, 1979 reprint], 24-5).
Very interesting :). This gives me a good place to start research
Thank you Danny!