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Nova: Season 36, Episode 6The Bible's Buried Secrets (18 Nov. 2008)The Bibles Buried Secrets is a landmark two-hour NOVA special taking viewers on a fascinating scientific journey that began 3,000 years ago and continues to this day... See full synopsis » Director:Gary GlassmanWriter:Gary Glassman |
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The Bibles Buried Secrets is a landmark two-hour NOVA special taking viewers on a fascinating scientific journey that began 3,000 years ago and continues to this day... See full synopsis »
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This show is entertaining and informative, but not at all science and as such it should never have aired under the "Nova" series. More specifically, the show documents a particular religious view and interpretation of the bible's old testament. The "scientific" evidence used to back the interpretation presented is nearly entirely ethnocentric and in some cases the producers simply mis-state facts (i.e. lie) seemingly on the grounds of religious interpretation. This unfortunately does a disservice to the public that will in all likelihood regard it as scientific and fair.
Again the show is hugely entertaining, but it is not science nor scientific. Audiences should keep this in mind when watching.