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FRANK ZINDLER, Editor of American Atheist Press will speak to the FreeInquiry Group of Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky this Sunday, April 27,2008. Frank will discuss The Myth of Nazareth, the controversial new book by ReneSalm that explores the archaeological and historical data showing thatNazareth was not inhabited at the time of the alleged figure Jesus Christ.Frank muses: “Can the Wizard of Oz be real if there was never a land of Oz?” Frank Zindler is a profession linguist and historian with expertise inancient languages. He is the author of numerous books and articles aboutAtheism, religion and related topics. He is also a member of severallearned societies including the American Association for the Advancement ofScience; the New York Academy of Science; Society of Biblical Literature;and the American Schools of Oriental Research. Frank is also a nationallyrecognized lecturer and debater in the ongoing battle of creationist pseudoscience and evolution. Copies of Renee Salm’s “The Myth of Nazareth” published by American AtheistPress will be available for purchase. The lectures takes place April 27, 2008 (Sunday) beginning at 2:00 PM at theVernon Manor Hotel, 400 Oak St. in Cincinnati, Ohio. The event is free andopen to the public, and is parking at the Vernon Manor. For furtherinformation including detailed driving directions, visithttp://www.gofigger.org . WHO & WHAT: Frank Zindler speaking on The Myth of Nazareth WHEN: This Sunday, April 27, 2008 beginning at 2:00 PM WHERE: Vernon Manor Hotel, 400 Oak St. in Cincinnati, Ohio. The event isfree and open to the public, and is parking at the Vernon Manor. MORE INFO: http://www.gofigger.org (AMERICAN ATHEISTS is a nationwide movement that defends civil rights forAtheists, Freethinkers and other nonbelievers; works for the totalseparation of church and state; and addresses issues of First Amendmentpublic policy.)

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