cinepro wrote:Juliann:Then make your case. Start here:
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The following organizations have partnership agreements with FARMS [now Maxwell Institute] :
The Dead Sea Scrolls Foundation
The Vatican Apostolic Library
The Israel Antiquities Authority
The National Library of Naples
The Society of Biblical Literature
The Martin-Buber-Institut für Judaistik in Cologne, Germany
The American Center for Oriental Research, in Amman, Jordan
The Smithsonian Institution
The J. Paul Getty Museum
The Newberry Library
The Library of Congress
The Pontifical Oriental Institute
The Kuwait Foundation for the Advancement of Science
The Middle Eastern Texts Initiative includes scholars from Oxford, Cambridge, New York University, the University of Michigan, the University of Cologne in Germany, the University of California at Los Angeles, the State University of New York, Harvard University, the University of Hamburg, Bar-Ilan University in Israel, the American University of Beirut, and other such institutions.
Events to honor the efforts of the Middle Eastern Texts Initiative have been held at such locations as the British Library in London, Al-Azhar University in Cairo, the Embassy of Jordan, the University of Damascus, the University of Jordan, the United Nations, the Embassy of Egypt, and at the Embassy of Kuwait.
Over 300 scholars have written for FARMSj
These organizations support the academic scholarship of the MI, not the apologetics. MI appears to be divided into 2 separate sections... or at least, that's what Daniel says. The same people may work on the separate publications and projects, but the goals and objectives are different for the different sections.
Does she not realize that she looks like a fool when she conflates the two?