l. ron hubbard to be a charlatan? >> he is a science fiction writer. >> l. ron hubbard writes th s s5 million year ago there was an evil galactic emperor named xenu and that's who we are, we have these thetans. >> so it's based on science fiction. so was a lot of the bible. if there were such things as investigative reporters 2,000 years in the galley -- galilee, there would be no such thing as christianity. so how many people did you feed with like how many loaves? five loaves. i spoke to joab and he said he himself brought like 12 loaves. i've even gone on tv and argued with critics of the church. i don't think it's fair to refer to scientology as a cult. i mean, really, the difference between a religion and a cult tends to be how long the religion lasts. christianity was a cult for 300 years. it usually doesn't go too well. >> i totally disagree. >> okay, i want to jump in and say something. >> when i decided to do an episode on scientology i reached out to the church. i wanted them to be a part of it to have an opportunity to have their voices heard. >> i

l. ron hubbard. >>> that is entirely possible. >> were these ancient artifacts the personal belongings of his mother, mary? >> we do know it was a house of a kind of mary and joseph could have lived in. >> i personally think it was possible this was the childhood home of jesus. >> what might the childhood of jesus tell us about jesus the man? >> we are looking at such an important part of human history. >>> according to the gospels, jesus spent his childhood in the village of nazareth, in the region of galilee. today nazareth is the bustling city of more than 70,000 people in northern israel. here, in a deep seller, beneath a 19th century convent lie the remains of what may prove to be one of the extraordinary discoveries every made. >> jesus lived a real life. he was not a mythical person, and he lived a real life in a real place in a real home. to be able to fill in something from the context in which he grew up would be very, very exciting. >> for the english archaeologist that made the discovery, it's the find of a lifetime. i don't expect i wille hav ordain work on a site, which is s

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