Apostle Philip's tomb found in Turkey? Maybe not

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8-16-2011 @ 2:32AM

sharon said...

I quote: 'The structure of the tomb and the writings on it proved that it belonged to St. Philip the Apostle'. What writings? Can we see them, what do they say?
Concerning the, quest for historical Jesus.
I refer you to the Nag Hammadi Ligrary. The scrolls I believe help to clarify that this Jesus did exist and so did his apostle's. I view them as proof.
http://www.gnosis.org/naghamm/nhlintro.html

Theologians have concluded that the historical Jesus did exist and that he was a teacher. Prefect!
And I agree this is the best site thus far.
Sharon

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