Get ready for some serious controversy. On Monday, the Discovery Channel will hold a press conference to promote the upcoming documentary produced by James Cameron, “The Lost Tomb of Jesus,” and what it calls perhaps the greatest archaeological find in history: “the tomb that once may have held the remains of Jesus of Nazareth and his family.” And that’s not all, the documentary will suggest that Jesus may have had a son named Judah. “It doesn’t get bigger than this,” says Cameron. “We’ve done our homework; we’ve made the case; and now it’s time for the debate to begin.”

The tomb, as shown in a new section on Discovery.com with an interactive tour, photos, blogs and a soon-to-be-heated discussion board. Press release below…
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