The No-Burial Theory

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Joe!

We could have saved each other a BUNCH of time here. I guess that it is my
fault for jumping in on the middle of a conversation.

Let's bottom-line it:

>Each post I receive that shows another example of a victim left to rot or

>makes it clear that nails were driven through bone takes me one step closer

to

>acknowledging that no-burial was the norm.  What I'm looking for, however,

is

>evidence which is strong enough to justify Tyler's claim that Jesus' burial

>would have been the only one afforded by the Romans to victims of

crucifixion.

>Written records of governor's orders to executioners would be very

convincing

>to me.



Tyler is wrong. One way or another, Yehochanan's ankle bone made it into an
ossuary with a spike through it, so IF Jesus was buried, he would be the
second known case - out of thousands, but still not the only one.

Regardless on how we get there, however, Tyler (whoever that is) and I
clearly agree that Jesus did not make it to the fictitious tomb.
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Sincerely,
Sam Gibson
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cygnus@cygnus-study.com
http://www.cygnus-study.com
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"You might have lived a good life as an exemplary Christian,
only to be met at the gates of Heaven by Mohammed.
That's called fate."
-Neil Peart, drummer and lyricist from Rush

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