The Jesus Strand: Scientists want to clone the Messiah

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The Jesus Strand: Scientists want to clone the Messiah

Putting history and science together Geneticist George Busby and biblical scholar Pastor Joe Basile study holy relics, including the bones of John the Baptist, hoping to retrieve a sample of DNA that belongs to Jesus or a member of his family.

Found in 1898 the most studied artifact in history

Jesuses Blood type AB

Note: and there’s no way that blood could have placed it on the cloth

The shroud is 2,000 old is not a forgery

Oxford university has the oldest books in the world including a bible written 200 years before the King James Version. (?)
Correction. King James version was completed in 1611.

John the Baptist the 2nd cousin of Jesus

Found under the ruins of a church were his bones. DNA testing proves it’s from the first century which is the same year he was born.

The bones of John the Baptist were shown. The bones from his right hand which was significant to the scriptures.

University of Copenhagen matched the DNA to John the Baptist - (missed how that happened)

Christian archeologists are excited about this.

University of Tel Aviv

Nails were found which are thought to have been the ones that were out through Jesus Christ’s hands and feet.

Problems came about when they found a tomb of where they figured Jesus was finally buried WITH his FAMILY, presumably the wife being Mary Magdalene. This didn’t jive well with some of the researchers since some were VERY religious and seemed to not accept some basic facts found and personal beliefs or bias have no place in scientific research.
There is no recorded history of Jesus ever having a son which also frustrated some since evidence of one was found.

Unfortunately the biblical scholar failed to fully investigate the tomb in Tailplot since it contradicted his beliefs.

This documentary shows that the DNA of the man on the shroud of Turin is associated with Druze. Jethro, Moses father in law as their father and Jesus as a descendant of Moses through Moses wife Zipporah , Jethros daughter.

It’s disappointing that they wouldn’t give a sample of DNA for the independent researchers to study but overall the documentary was interesting.

Here’s the Documentary if anyone would like to watch it.

A summary of it

Weiterleitungshinweis.

Note: I watched this documentary tonight and it was interesting

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Interesting, Bratti.

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Hi

You can clone the body, but not the personality.

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Not sure about that Swims, transplant patients have taken on personality traits from doners, perhaps there’s something in the dna. Also I read or saw on tv (can’t remember) somewhere scientists are trying to find out if certain types of criminals have something in their dna that could possibly flag up those likely to be violent etc.

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Humans have identical twins with different personalities.

Groups of cloned animals have been studied and personality differences found.

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It was a documentary I watched last night that I found interesting and thought I’d post it in here since it was discussed here in another thread.

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Interesting concept TessA. I’ve also watched programs where
certain transplant recipients took on the some of the personality characters of the donor. I find it quite interesting.

True also. I don’t know enough about this but find it all very interesting

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There are bits of bones all over the world. John the Baptist 's head (who was beheaded) is said to be in Damascus.

Arms are a strange thing as part of an arm of the other John, St. John , was revered to be in Ephesus, on display on the museum when I went there. There was an ancient basilica built to him, but it crumbled and a new one has been built in recent years.

Will watch the video later . Thanks

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This is the video I mentioned on the other thread. An hour long … but very interesting if you can stick with it.

International Institute for Advanced Studies of Space Representation Sciences.

The Shroud of Turin: Detailed Analysis - YouTube

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Well this is news to me. I’m actually fascinated with historical Jesus and all that accompanied his life. It’s most interesting.

Unfortunately I don’t have internet. I’ll see if I have enough data to watch it on my phone.
Thanks.

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I watched the documentary you posted Bratti as far as possible before I got so hissed off with the constant interruption for adverts.
Having watched various documentaries over years, I only see this as a collection of other peoples scientific findings, put together and wrapped around their own ambitions.

I managed to watch about 45 mins.

If anyone is REALLY interested they should try to watch the one I posted. It gives a very different dimension of the shroud.

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Thanks Puddle Duck. I’ll try and watch it today. I think I have enough data.

I found the program I watched very repetitive also. I’m not sure if they did that to try and make the program longer or just had no other info to add but it was somewhat disappointing.

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Myth and fantasy presented as science

Helps to keep the conditioned followers in line.

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Excuse me but I am the furthest you could possibly get to being a follower so you can stuff that idea. :cool:

The rest, I don’t fully understand , but luckily I don’t know it all , so still have room to ponder other ideas and information. :mrgreen:

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Why not explore the idea that Jesus did in fact live as a human being and if there are any records to prove so then I find that interesting.

I’m not above considering the idea that there’s information out there about Jesus apart from bible scriptures.

One doesn’t have to be religious or even believe in the bible to have an interest in whether these humans actually existed.

Apparently there’s information about Noah’s Ark being found also which I find interesting. That doesn’t conclude that I’m discussing religion because I’m not. They are two separate subjects.

I like to have an open mind about everything.
There’s always more to learn and without an open mind / inquisitive mind, there’s no room for learning anything new.

Note: the idea of cloning Jesus I find creepy though

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There have been millions (billions?) or other humans. Why focus on that one?

It’s an allegorical story so how could there possibly be anything tangible?

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Some scientists don’t just want to find God - they want to be God!

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Have you watched the video I posted, Realist ? Probably not, but you might just find reference to a white stone !!

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Because unlike you I’m not absolutely sure

I didn’t realize Realist is a scientist. :cool: