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Article is over a year old but still timely, especially since its focus is an author who was writing around 400 AD.

I was watching a History Channel show a while ago called "Decoding the Past - Doomsday 2012: The End of Days." It was very interesting - watch the show if you can. This Wikipedia entry for 2012 mentions many bizarre recent and ancient references to this particular year (scroll down to the "Metaphysical predictions" section).

Oh noes! I hope this doesn't anger the Baby Jeeeezus!

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Quoted: Evangelicals at New St. Andrews are using dead languages and ancient history to reinvent conservative Protestant education. As Matthew McCabe, an alumnus, puts it, “We want to be medieval Protestants.”

Quoted: “You can’t apply Scripture woodenly,” he says; instead of executing them, “you might exile some homosexuals, depending on the circumstances and the age of the victim.” He adds: “There are circumstances in which I’d be in favor of execution for adultery. . . .

Wild

Quoted: The tablet turns out to be a 595 B.C. bill of receipt acknowledging Nebo-Sarsekim's payment of over 1.6 pounds of gold to a Babylonian temple.

Quoted: From: "matthew breisch" To: "Positive Atheism" <editor@positiveatheism.org> Sent: August 02, 2001 2:28 AM Subject: Re: WebMaster:_Positive_Atheism_Index Could you explain to me the fig tree-Jesus conundrum? ...

Quoted: Why did Jesus, a few days before dying, curse and command a fig tree to die? Print This Page Print Page Q. Why did ...

Quoted: IN a find to send shivers through atheists around the world, experts have decoded a 2600-year-old clay tablet proving the accuracy of part of the Old Testament.

The location of every identifiable place mentioned in the Bible.