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While [[Christian]]s overwhelmingly welcomed and supported this film, valid criticisms exist. Gibson omitted the [[Resurrection]] from his first release, for example, and added an improvised scene later only based on negative audience reaction.
 
While [[Christian]]s overwhelmingly welcomed and supported this film, valid criticisms exist. Gibson omitted the [[Resurrection]] from his first release, for example, and added an improvised scene later only based on negative audience reaction.
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Gibson also features in his movie the [[Essay:Adultress Story|Adultress Story]], which is widely recognized as a forgery inserted later into the [[Gospel of John]], and Gibson even absurdly made [[Mary Magdalene]] the adultress woman.
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Gibson features in his movie the [[Essay:Adultress Story|Adultress Story]], which is widely recognized as a forgery inserted later into the [[Gospel of John]], and Gibson even absurdly made [[Mary Magdalene]] the adultress woman.
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Two additional parts of this film are historically unlikely:
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*the phrase inserted later in the [[Gospel of Luke]] having Jesus say, "Father, forgive them for they know not what they are doing"
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*showing the nails implausibly going through [[Jesus]]'s hands, rather than through his wrists as dictated by anatomy and physics and as shown in the [[Shroud of Turin]]
    
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