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== The essay "Mystery: Was John a Samaritan" shows a clear lack of falsification rigor, a key principle in sound inquiry (e.g., as emphasized by Karl Popper) ==

== The essay "Mystery: Was John a Samaritan" shows a clear lack of falsification rigor, a key principle in sound inquiry (e.g., as emphasized by Karl Popper) ==

The essay also shows a clear lack of falsification rigor, a key principle in sound inquiry (e.g., as emphasized by [[Karl Popper]]). It builds a one-sided case without testing the thesis against counter-evidence, such as:

"The essay also shows a clear lack of falsification rigor, a key principle in sound inquiry (e.g., as emphasized by [[Karl Popper]]). It builds a one-sided case without testing the thesis against counter-evidence, such as:

John's Galilean roots in Jewish communities.

John's Galilean roots in Jewish communities.