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The greatest evidence is Christ, see here in this thread:Ron Wyatt is widely regarded as a charlatan, even among Christians. This is a good article about Ron Wyatt written by a Christian as a warning to other Christians:
"One of the individuals who I interviewed, who lost approximately 30,000 thousand dollars to Ron Wyatt, went to Israel with him, supposedly to see some of these sights and record them on film. An assignment editor of a major television station in Nasheville went with them. Not only did this individual not see any of these incredible discoveries, but his wife was told by one of Ron Wyatt's sons that the chariot wheels that Ron supposedly discovered in the Gulf of Aqaba were planted there by Ron. Mr. Wyatt gave this couple some coins which he supposedly found at the Ark of the Covenant site. Again, one of Wyatt's sons informed the wife that Wyatt bought those coins. Gentle, soft-spoken Ron verbally abused an Arab car rental agent when the agent told Mr. Wyatt that his son was to young to drive the vehicle."
http://www.tentmaker.org/Dew/Dew7/D7-AGreatChristianScam.html
There are written religious myths that predate the Dead Sea scrolls. For example, we have a copy of the Enuma Elis from
7th century BC. It is 400 years older than the Dead Sea scrolls, so does that make the Enuma Elis more accurate than the Dead Sea scrolls? We can still find accurate copies of Don Quixote centuries later. Does that mean the stories in those books are true?
http://www.christianforums.com/thre...there-is-enough-proof-that-jesus-was.7941969/
God Bless!
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