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First half just a big complaint about the inaccessibility to the rolls and then just very vage info and comparing to the Bible. I hoped for a bit more fire work. ( )

Dos autores no especializados narran con cierto tinte vengativo el descubrimiento de una serie de documentos en Qumram, Jordania. El grupo que los descubre y custodia evita hacerlos públicos y los autores especulan con que es porque el contenido de los manuscritos haría tambalearse a la Iglesia Católica. Altamente especulativo, con tintes personales, y aún así interesante de leer, sobre todo la primera parte. Pero solo para gente con mucho interés. ( )

An interesting study over the controversy surrounding the discovery and the speed (or lack there of) of the team tasked with translating to publish their findings. Of course, where the authors see conspiracy, many of us see a bunch of academics just taking a long time to ensure they have all the translations right.

The authors make big claims against the researchers but back it up with precious little evidence. ( )

A conspiracy! Yeah, that's it! A conspiracy! Bull. Anyone who has an interest in the Dead Sea Scrolls should read summaries of them or Millar Burrows book first. Then you may appreciate it for its bluster. It is clearly biased against the Roman Catholic Church. ( )