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College aid officials warn FAFSA mess will delay many grant and loan offers until May https://t.co/H18FftCYgO via @nbcnews

[Ancient Alternative View @ancient_view]

The Ben Ben stone has puzzled scientists for years! The “pyramid” is made of black stone, but it is not an ordinary stone because all of its components are not found on earth. The black ironstone is only found in meteorites, yet another puzzle appears because it's a very hard ironstone so it's difficult engineer yet it's not difficult to break?! So how was it cut with so much accuracy with these angles and deviations? How was it polished with such unique precision? As for the very delicate inscriptions on the sides of the Ben Ben stone, scientists have found it impossible for any tool, old or new, to carve these inscriptions so how was it done? Moreover, due to its unique composition, the black meteorite stone has a positive electromagnetic energy transferring to its surroundings this makes everyone who approaches feel psychologically comfortable!? So what was actually going on here? The ancient world is never as it seems! #Ancient #Mysteries your thoughts.

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W. The Righteous gemstones
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[Prof Francesca Stavrakopoulou @ProfFrancesca]

@candidamoss And while we’re on the subject of good books relating to the Good Book, a reminder that God’s Monsters by @ProfEstherJ is also fab

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[Prof Francesca Stavrakopoulou @ProfFrancesca]

Next, God’s Ghostwriters by the brilliant @candidamoss

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[Prof Francesca Stavrakopoulou @ProfFrancesca]

Two new books you need to read this Easter. Both are exhilarating, provocative works, exploring aspects of early Christianity many would rather forget.

First up: Heresy, by my pal Catherine Nixey https://t.co/HGSUWk4zfd

[Raccoon Resident @bixlereid]

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The burying of texts by the church continues today.
But why bury the papers which refer to the technology?
When the woman checked Mary’s chastity, had her hand burned off.
Upon “thrusting” her hand into Mary’s opening.
Interesting.
That sounds like acid or