5,000-year-old "nativity scene" reportedly found in Egypt

[StJoseph8]

5,000-year-old “nativity scene” reportedly found in Egypt:

cbsnews.com/news/5000-year-old-nativity-scene-reportedly-found-in-egypt/

Weird that they found it in 2005, but only now announcing it.

 

[MarcoPolo]

It might resemble the nativity, but if it’s 3,000 years before the Incarnation, it’s not a “nativity scene.”

 

[gilliam]

5,000-year-old “nativity scene” reportedly found in Egypt:

cbsnews.com/news/5000-year-old-nativity-scene-reportedly-found-in-egypt/

Weird that they found it in 2005, but only now announcing it.

The “star” looks like the sun to me
The “baby” is standing and looks like a child, not a baby.

Just looks like a painting of a family to me.

 

[ATraveller]

Year after year, these stories that are supposed to undermine the faith of Christians always appear right before a major Christian holiday. What a coincidence. Isn’t it a bit strange they don’t ever do that to another religion? I wonder why so many people in the West are tired of the traditional big names in news.

 

[adamhovey1988]

Year after year, these stories that are supposed to undermine the faith of Christians always appear right before a major Christian holiday. Strange they don’t ever do that to another religion. I wonder why so many people in the West are tired of the traditional big names in news.

you are right always around Christmas time or Easter there’s always someone or something trying to undermine Christianity. I am so glad my faith is not based on what’s in the news

 

[ctb95]

Things like this simply show that people like to take a grain of salt and build a sandcastle.

 

[epostle]

They had families 5000 years ago??? Astounding!!!

 

[Bill_Martin]

They had families 5000 years ago??? Astounding!!!

This definitely proves Christianity is false!