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Dinesh D’Souza on biblical archaeology, prophecy and the last days

Dinesh D’Souza on biblical archaeology, prophecy and the last days

Author and filmmaker Dinesh D’Souza joins CP to discuss his new book, "The Stones Cry Out: Biblical Archaeology, Prophecy, and the Last Days."

‘God is speaking to us’: Dinesh D’Souza says biblical minimalism is 'forced to retreat' as archaeology backs the Bible
1,700-year-old inscription reveals how Christianity replaced secretive all-male Roman cult
Boy discovers ancient gemstone at site linked to Jesus' ministry in Galilee

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The discovery of a massive statue thought to represent Ramses II — frequently depicted in films as the pharaoh in the biblical Book of Exodus who refused to release the enslaved Israelites — is shedding new light on ancient Egyptian civilization in the East Delta region.
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2,500-year-old mass grave sheds light on burial practices in Judah during Persian period
A team of Israeli and German archaeologists has found the skeletal remains of up to 89 individuals, most of them infants and young children, inside a repurposed ancient cistern at Tel Azekah, a site about 19 miles southwest of Jerusalem, in what researchers say is the first discovery of its kind in Israel.
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Ancient artifact uncovered near Sea of Galilee may reveal early baptismal practices
Archaeologists working near the Sea of Galilee — a region closely associated with the ministry of Jesus — have uncovered a 1,400-year-old Christian artifact that researchers believe offers new insight into early baptism practices.
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Archaeologists unearth 1,500-year-old monastic complex in Egypt
Egyptian archaeologists have unearthed a 1,500-year-old monastic complex in the Nile Delta, including a fifth-century building believed to have served as a reception facility for pilgrims, Egypt’s Ministry of Tourism and Antiquities announced.
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Ritual bath bearing ash uncovered in Jerusalem testifies to Second Temple destruction, archaeologists say
Excavations beneath the Western Wall Plaza uncovered a rock-hewn mikveh, or ritual bath, dating to the final days of the Second Temple period and providing insight about the days leading up to the Romans' destruction of Jerusalem and burning of the Jewish temple.
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Israeli researchers develop computer tool to study Dead Sea Scrolls
Israeli researchers from Tel Aviv University’s School of Science have developed a computer tool that could facilitate the complex study of the ancient Dead Sea Scrolls. The 2,000-year-old scrolls were written in Hebrew and were first discovered by chance in 1947 in caves close to the Dead Sea.

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