Science of the Bible: crucifixion

cameo-d

This is an excellent National Geograpic special!

http://www.dailymotion.com/video/x7myqg_national-geographic-channel-science_travel

Tyrone van leyen

That was a good National geographic clip. My brothers are twins. But Cameo, your topic of science and crucifixion has me puzzled somewhat. I don't see the connection.

cameo-d

But Cameo, your topic of science and crucifixion has me puzzled somewhat. I don't see the connection.

The title "Science of the Bible:Crucifixion" is not mine. That is how it is titled on the National Geographic website.

I suppose it is considered 'science' because it explores the topic of how is it physically possible to be supported in such a position: how could the weight of the body be totally supported by nails through the hands?

Oh! I bet you watched another movie...the one about Twin Identities!

Tyrone van leyen

That's true Cameo. It's the first vid that's open, but I looked for your title and didn't see it. Probably there, but I can't find it.

cameo-d

Well, Tyrone, that is wierd.

It comes up when I click the link.

Anyway, I edited initial post to another link to Science of the Bible: crucifixion.

I hope this one works right.

moomanchu

Thanks for the link

interesting

Tyrone van leyen

No probs Cameo. I checked the link today, and it says that the content is not available in my country.

cameo-d

Tyrone,

There is a warning at the beginning of the film that it contains graphic contents and violence which may not be suitable for all audiences. Could that be part of the problem? Does your computer filter out those things?

It is very graphic re-enactments of crucifixion and beatings and it is very painful to watch.

But the details of the probability of how a person can be impaled in that position is an endeavor to find the truth in the physical science.

I will see if I can find another connection for you.

Cameo

Tyrone van leyen

Thanks Cameo. I'm sure how much luck you'll have though. It's not a matter of content. It says right on the screen " Not available in your country" I've noticed that a few times, ocassionally. Doesn't happen often, but don't fret if you can't do it. I can get some National geographic clips, but not all of them.

cameo-d

so does that mean Canada:

censors National Geographic?

censors evidence that may lead to truth?

censors Jesus stories?

Science of the Bible: crucifixion

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