Reply to "Book of Mark... Fiction?"

Anyone interested in the Bible really needs to check out Xoroastrian's channel on YouTube.

Here's another interesting bit. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v...YA&feature=feedu

He's published a couple hundred by now.

Understand, X does not clam that his conclusions are necessarily the last word on any subject, but an honest reviewer will grant that they are at least plausible. A properly skeptical viewer will grant that they are more plausible than the magic and superstition of the texts taken at face value.

I encourage y'all to explore X's work in depth. At the very least, it's most interesting.

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