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Kirby Urner's Blog – 8th mo. 2018 Archive (1)
Regarding the Gospel of Judas (a film documentary)
In case you don't have time to watch the movie, or can't get your hands on a copy, the National Geographic documentary about the Gospel of Judas is pretty interesting.
Yes, National Geographic was a sponsor of the project, as if it turned out this was an authentic document, then kudos would accrue to the documentary makers. For sure this whole operation would need to be memorialized using state of the art film techniques. One doesn't mess…
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Yes, National Geographic was a sponsor of the project, as if it turned out this was an authentic document, then kudos would accrue to the documentary makers. For sure this whole operation would need to be memorialized using state of the art film techniques. One doesn't mess…
Added by Kirby Urner on 8th mo. 27, 2018 at 5:07pm — No Comments
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