Sensationalism and the Dead Sea Scrolls

Have the Qumran discoveries depreciated the traditional claims of Christianity? Not at all, says the author, in taking issue with Edmund Wilson’s interpretation.

Recently the monthly bulletin of a private corporation called-the Aerial Phenomenon Research Organization, with headquarters at Alamogordo, N.M., quoted Dr. Carl G. Jung, the eminent psychologist, as declaring that there were flying saucers and that they indicated the existence of a non-earth intelligence. The scholar felt constrained to deny the declaration and issued a statement from his retreat at Kusnacht in Switzerland.

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Herbert A. Kenny

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Have the Qumran discoveries depreciated the traditional claims of Christianity? Not at all, says the author, in taking issue with Edmund Wilson’s interpretation.

Recently the monthly bulletin of a private corporation called-the Aerial Phenomenon Research Organization, with headquarters at Alamogordo, N.M., quoted Dr. Carl G. Jung, the eminent psychologist, as declaring that there were flying saucers and that they indicated the existence of a non-earth intelligence. The scholar felt constrained to deny the declaration and issued a statement from his retreat at Kusnacht in Switzerland.