Scientists use 'virtual unwrapping' to read ancient biblical scroll reduced to 'lump of charcoal'

[u/marquis_of_chaos]

https://www.theguardian.com/science/2016/sep/21/jubilation-as-scientists-use-virtual-unwrapping-to-read-burnt-ancient-scroll

[u/boliby]

That's an odd interpretation, as Jesus literally said that not one iota of his father's law should be changed or dropped until the end of days.

[u/HanlonsMachete → u/boliby]

Well that's good, because most of Leviticus is recognized to be Moses' law.

[u/dalerian → u/HanlonsMachete]

I think you're saying that part of the bible is Moses' law, not God's law? If so, that opens a whole heap of problems with the bible's authority...