http://kushanasbiblequestionpage.comQuick Blogcasthttp://kushanasbiblequestionpage.com/2010/02/16/my-good-enough-blog.aspx#comment-2833836That's priceless. "Your writing is of adequate academic quality for other people to claim as their own." What a compliment.Coeli2010-02-16T21:18:56Zhttp://kushanasbiblequestionpage.com/2008/07/07/gabriels-revelation.aspx#comment-2578800Thanks My Friend..diziizleyelim2009-11-20T16:20:29Zhttp://kushanasbiblequestionpage.com/2009/09/15/to-my-american-readers.aspx#comment-2464098thanks for the postJohn2009-09-30T13:55:15Zhttp://kushanasbiblequestionpage.com/2009/05/01/was-there-a-skeleton-found-with-the-nag-hammadi-library.aspx#comment-2043037<P>Dear Robert Rowland,</P> <P>I know:&nbsp; my impression has always been that he regards the story as too fanciful to be reliable.</P> <P>Ask him about it. &nbsp;(I would not mind if he had a word with Dr. Ehrman, as well.)<BR><BR>(I am glad to hear he is in good heath.)<BR><BR>-Kushana Torumekia</P>Kushana Torumekia2009-05-04T03:53:55Zhttp://kushanasbiblequestionpage.com/2009/05/01/was-there-a-skeleton-found-with-the-nag-hammadi-library.aspx#comment-2038307Dr. Robinson has spoken many times publically and in classroom settings about the discovery of the Nag Hammadi codices, and he has never mentioned a body. In fact, last Fall (2008), he spoke to a Coptic Studies class and gave an account of the find in meticulous detail. The omission of such a find would be out of character for him.Robert Rowland2009-05-02T14:01:54Zhttp://kushanasbiblequestionpage.com/2009/03/25/learning-biblical-languages.aspx#comment-1972497Great post. I love trying to pick up on languages, and agree just be careful of any that push one religions version of it.Thomas2009-04-11T03:15:12Zhttp://kushanasbiblequestionpage.com/2009/03/25/learning-biblical-languages.aspx#comment-1957192I am always searching for meaning in my beliefs which is very difficult due to all the technology. I came across a post, The First Question, which asked, "What is the first question in the Bible? <br> <br>Before man was created, there were no questions. The first occurs in the Garden of Eden. The man and Eve ate of the forbidden fruit. G-d calls out to them, “Where are you?” <br> <br>This post gave me a lot to think about it can be found at <a href="http://projectshalom2.org/StoryTour">http://projectshalom2.org/StoryTour</a>Roger Simon2009-04-04T19:00:36Zhttp://kushanasbiblequestionpage.com/2008/10/28/an-ancient-ghost-story.aspx#comment-1675774Thank you, it is one of my favorites. -KushanaKushana Torumekia2009-01-04T12:16:58Zhttp://kushanasbiblequestionpage.com/2008/10/28/an-ancient-ghost-story.aspx#comment-1671612That was an excellent story. It makes me wish I could say, "Who ya gonna call? GHOSTBUSTERS!", in Latin. Goofiness aside I really enjoyed reading it.Harold2009-01-02T23:19:46Zhttp://kushanasbiblequestionpage.com/2008/09/03/how-to-do-research.aspx#comment-1380481thank you for sharing...canlı dizi izle2008-09-21T05:11:00Z