Drum Roll Please...Experts at Popular Science depict Jesus this way
 

They generated this image after studying skeletal remains from a typical male living in the region Jesus lived in during that time. As you can see, it's a complete polar opposite of what Europeans try to pass off as Jesus. Jesus was NOT European so he would not have European features.




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^thats more believable than the modern 'image' of jesus.....good find Q

He looks like one of my old bosses... Dude was iranian...

Fuck I hated that guy..... -_-

Its a sign man. I knew you were satanic as fuck.

Believe it. Jesus was a commoner who lived his life like a typical man in that region during that time. That meant he worked hard and rarely played. He was arab and would have had middle eastern features. Life was tough back then bro. So, this milky white skin you're used to seeing is bogus.

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Obviously, this isn't a photograph. So, it's not EXACTLY what Jesus looked like. But, it gives a glimpse as to what a typical man would look like who lived in the region and time of Jesus. Jesus wasn't European son. You have to know that. I don't see why you're so dubious. Jesus did live. What? You expect him to look like a super model? A man's looks have nothing to do with his mission in life. Also, the process of using bones to reconstruct an image is fairly routine. Forensic scientists do it all the time with a high degree of accuracy. YOu're getting defensive as if someone is threatening your faith. Now, that's unbelievable to me.

Also, evolutionists do NOT argue that people came from Monkies. That's a misconception.


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I don't see what the confusion is. The man was born not even a mile north of the tip of north africa. Did you really think he was white?

Good find Q.

Wow,I Didnt Expect Jesus To Look Like That,Then Again Its More Eastern Than Near Europe So I Should Have Expected It.

Well, people DID evolutionize from monkeys. . if you don't believe that you've hopped WAY too far into the Bible.

My friend's dad was in Popular Science about a week ago or so.

Then why can we find no "missing link"?