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How can we truly know Jesus?
IN THE EARLY '70S, a rock opera's title song dared to pose the question, "Jesus Christ, Superstar / Do you think you're what they say you are?"
In fact, questions about Jesus have engaged humanity for millennia. Recently, another set of challenging questions was raised in the Discovery Channel's documentary The Lost Tomb of Jesus, produced by famed filmmaker James Cameron.
The Cameron documentary contends that ossuaries (or bone boxes), discovered in a south Jerusalem tomb in 1980, contain the bones of Jesus, Mary Magdalene, and "Judah, son of Jesus." If true, these findings would seriously contradict New Testament Scripture.
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April 23, 2007 issue
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LETTERS
with contributions from ROBERT GOODSPEED, ELEANOR CARTWRIGHT, JANICE QUIGLEY, YVONNE PRINSLOO
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Meeting Jesus
PATRICIA KADICK, STAFF EDITOR
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ITEMS OF INTEREST
with contributions from Mary Frances Schjonberg, Chris Whipple
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Who is Jesus Christ?
with contributions from Russ Gerber, Mary Trammell [Trinka], Bill Dawley, Elaine Follis
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The historical Jesus and the living Christ
BY LYLE YOUNG
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How can we truly know Jesus?
BY JUNE SULLIVAN
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'GOING GREEN'—OR GOING HIGHER?
BY CURT WAHLBERG
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Memorials of the right sort
BY VAL MINARD
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'LEAD ME IN THE WAY EVERLASTING'
EBERHARD LASCH
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GONE TO THE CRICKET
KIM SHIPPEY, SENIOR WRITER
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TAKE ANOTHER LOOK
WALTER RODGERS
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WOUND FROM FISH SPINE HEALED THROUGH PRAYER
JULIE YEAGER ARTHUR
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'SPIRIT WILL FORM YOU ANEW'
GLORY HOLZWORTH with contributions from TIM HOLZWORTH
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FREED FROM BREATHING DIFFICULTY
DITTE SETTERHOLM