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Jerusalem find stirs debate over Bible 'history'
- From: News Corp Australia Network
- July 16, 2013
THE links between the Bible and documented history are rare, so a faint inscription that may suggest an undiscovered history of Jerusalem is sure to inspire debate.
A 3000-year-old text discovered in December near the ancient city's Western Wall has been dated to the 10th century BC, which is about 250 years older than what was previously thought to be the oldest writing sample from Jerusalem, according to a Times of Israel translation of a Hebrew University study.
Reading from left to right, the letters translate roughly to m, q, p, h, n, (possibly) l, and n. Researchers don't know, however, what the writing might mean.
"We can assume that the inscription indicates the jug owner's name, or the address where the jug came from or the address where it was being sent," professor Shmuel Ahituv of Ben-Gurion University, who helped examine the fragmented letters, reportedly said.
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Andrew Posted at 9:28 PM July 16, 2013
The matters recorded in the books of the Bible are consistent with other historical sources. The life of Jesus is covered in Tacitus' Annals and Josephus' works. It is not true to say that the links between history and the Bible are 'rare'.
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Joseph of Melbourne Posted at 9:32 PM July 16, 2013
Maybe it is Hebrew for - "Made In China"
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Battler of Paying someone elses mortgage Posted at 9:56 PM July 16, 2013
needs more trex
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JJ of Hornsby Posted at 10:02 PM July 16, 2013
Exodus also has no collaborating evidences at all besides what's written in the Bible. Myths tend to be exaggerated and given credence under written form.
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DavidM of Brisbane Posted at 10:52 PM July 16, 2013
As Andrew points out there are links between history and the bible. However there is lots of padding in the bible that is clearly made up.
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Glenn Posted at 11:04 PM July 16, 2013
Actually this is incorrect that there is minimal details between Biblical accounts historical accounts. There are 100s of artifacts in the london museum alone.
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Graham Posted at 11:22 PM July 16, 2013
I am amazed at the above mockers. Especially when there is so much corroborating evidence of early Israel written/recorded in other surrounding nations of that time. Historically speaking of course.
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John Posted at 11:44 PM July 16, 2013
Bible is history, horse and human and chariot bones found on sea Red Sea crossing
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RevinOz of WA Posted at 11:48 PM July 16, 2013
Israel Finkelstein and Neil Asher Silberman have presented a skeptical view of the Bible in The Bible Unearthed (2001) but they are in the minority. The more scholarly Michael Coogan of Stonehill College in Easton, Mass., editor of The New Oxford Annotated Bible, contends that Finkelstein and Silberman "move from the hypothetical to the improbable to the absurd."
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Nick of Australia Posted at 12:01 AM July 17, 2013
The most important part of this story is: "THE links between the Bible and documented history are rare." Enough said. Saying God is real because the Bible says so is as logical as saying that Spiderman is real because there was a comic book AND movie made about him!
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I Laughed of good times Posted at 12:38 AM July 17, 2013
joseph of melb .. you made me lol .. thank you
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Tony Posted at 12:47 AM July 17, 2013
Need more vowels to understand what it really means.
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frank of kalbarri of kalbarri Posted at 12:54 AM July 17, 2013
it says ' emu export 5.0% alcohol content '
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Michael of Perth Posted at 1:38 AM July 17, 2013
So has Jesus been proven to exist? Because he quotes. David. Just like we quote Shakespeare, so we prove Christ we then prove David. Was anyone at creation to prove that? Some things just take faith, based on proof.
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Asianplumb. of Melbourne. Posted at 2:59 AM July 17, 2013
Given that less than 5% of the world's pop believe in the contents of The Bible it's highly unlikely to be more than a myth. Perhaps that inscription says bleeding statue street?
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BoogerFree of SF Posted at 3:13 AM July 17, 2013
Alex, I'd like to buy a vowel.
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Chris Cullen of Sydney Posted at 5:32 AM July 17, 2013
"THE links between the Bible and documented history are rare." Really? How about the authors of this article talk to some academic experts about that claim and see if it stands up. History of that era is studied largely through examining manuscript evidence and archeological evidence. There are about 10 pieces of manuscript evidence regarding the life of Julius Caesar. In comparison there are about 5000 about Jesus. The manuscript pieces about Jesus have earlier dates (closer to the events described) so are considered to be better sources than later documents. The huge number makes for better accuracy as redactions (changes made by the author) can be identified more readily. Rather than make throwaway headlines the authors of this article would be better served by doing some genuine research.
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Ged of HB Posted at 6:19 AM July 17, 2013
This will be another fake from that guy in Israel who has made millions faking religious artifacts. As for finding stuff that corroborates the bible its all utter nonsense because if you follow the same logic then in 3000 years if someone watches the movie Godzilla then find evidence New York exists therefor that is proof Godzilla exists. Lets put stuff in perspective please.
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Fox Mulder Posted at 6:34 AM July 17, 2013
@Andrew Tacitus assuming that the copies we read are correct does reference Christs death. But there are no non-biblical historical references to the resurrection. Historians refute the reference in Josephus. I would have thought that a resurrection would have been more news worthy than just a crucifixion.
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TTA Posted at 6:44 AM July 17, 2013
What's the point claiming historical links when three quarters of the original gospels were thrown out by a comittee during the compiling of the new testament and some of the gospels which DID make the cut turned out to be fraudulent? Or the Qur'an, the compiling of which involved throwing out more than 90% of the collected stories (and they were stories ... years and years of chinese whispers in a largely illiterate culture) and the stories which remained involved some pretty shameless plagarism of existing texts (an almost perfect translation of the lord's prayer from the christian bible). Please stop asking intelligent people to take this stuff seriously. There is better evidence for Santa Claus! And read 'Nailed' by David Fitzgerald. Or anything by Richard Carrier (PhD Ancient History).
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Steve Howton of Sunshine North, VIC Posted at 6:46 AM July 17, 2013
It clearly says, "CAUTION! May cause drowsiness. If affected, do not operate camels".
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ij Posted at 7:30 AM July 17, 2013
Andrew, comment 1, there are no reliable historical documents of jesus. The texts you quote are considered to have been corrupted by early christians. Hardly surprising considering jesus is a recycled religious leader, just one of many who were born of virgins, died by being nailed to something, then came back to life. The story gets a bit boring after so many repetitions.
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Nathan of Melbourne Posted at 7:31 AM July 17, 2013
Nick - the problem is that statement is just not true. There is a weight of historical and archeological evidence that supports the existence of certain people, places and events as mentioned in the Bible. Of course, this still doesn't prove/disprove the existence of God, but I'd suggest you educate yourself a bit more before lecturing the rest of us about 'logic' by way of childish analogies
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Robinoz of Australia Posted at 7:34 AM July 17, 2013
God has been incredibly invisible and quiet never having produced one church, mosque, statue, painting, book, or any other artifact, so it could well be that this is his only message, whatever it means.
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Dazzatsurf of Sunny Coast Posted at 7:51 AM July 17, 2013
There are more documented and historical evidences of the existence of Jesus and the recorded events in the Bible than there are proof of many other things considered "fact" in today's world. Here's one - try the method by which we measure time - before after the advent of Jesus' life. Not a bad start! As usual, don't let the facts get in the way of a good story in the lame stream media and its bent to discredit Christianity, the very faith and belief that form the foundations of our society.
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TG Posted at 7:57 AM July 17, 2013
John (Comment 8) - Chariot bones? Really? Are you also saying that chariots were only at the Red Sea on just one fateful occasion?
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judy of Qld Australia Posted at 8:00 AM July 17, 2013
Of course King David and King Solomon are NOT fictitious, made up or mythology...THEY ARE REAL, they ruled, their heritage is written, what on earth makes these scholars even think they could be mythology for goodness sake. Look through the geneology line, read the bible.
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dexxter of melbourne Posted at 8:01 AM July 17, 2013
Thought the same as Joseph - comment 2 - but looks more like Tupperware....
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the lone gunmen Posted at 8:03 AM July 17, 2013
THE links between the Bible and documented history are rare..." Actually that is false. There is plenty of evidence, far more evidence than old civilsations which everyoen believes in.
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Alex Posted at 8:09 AM July 17, 2013
How does random, incoherent text even remotely link to the bible? Oh.. wait..
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Judy of Qld Australia Posted at 8:11 AM July 17, 2013
J.J. of Hornsby - There most certainly is collaborating evidence. They have only recently found the chariots,the wheels and bones in the Red sea where the sea closed over onto the soldiers following Moses and his people on their exodus to the promised land. So as magical and mythical as it sounds, the parting of the sea, inspired by Moses and God may very well have happened, because real life proof has been found. Just because it was a long time ago, don't ever under estimate the power of God to work miracles. We don't have as many now, because quite frankly, we don't deserve them - we have no faith at all. Those miracles way back then, were based on faith in God.
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Stuart of Brisbane Posted at 8:12 AM July 17, 2013
Evidence for the existence of King David has been found at the Tel Dan dig.
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Tony of Sydney Posted at 8:19 AM July 17, 2013
dhkrplm... I think that about says it.
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JB of Stafford Posted at 8:23 AM July 17, 2013
Dear Ed, don't be a pussy and publish an article written by an atheist member of staff as "Staff Writers". I do notice you are very happy to use Christianity as a punching bag but not Muslims! they both share many beliefs and common threads of both texts. Why does everyone refer to our date system as BC or AD, Christians, Jews, Muslims and atheists. They all agree Christians, Jews, Muslims and atheists that Jesus existed what is debated between the different religions is what he was, Man, Saviour, prophet or son of God! If you are not enlightened to believe on someone or something bigger then yourself or can explain how everything began. All atheists have are theories like the big bang with you could argue is a "Theory" just has you believe religion is too yet you feel you have a right to denigrate Religious people beliefs.
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Greg of Queensland Posted at 8:24 AM July 17, 2013
Links between the bible and documented history are quite generous if you compare it to any other historical document of the era. Nick - if anyone believes God exists simply because the bible says so, they deserve your ridicule. It doesn't prove God exists and more than My CV proves I exist.
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Dennis Kelly of Cairns North Posted at 8:24 AM July 17, 2013
No or rare connection between the Bible OT and history.... You must be kidding. This article is wrong. You need to ask Historians who are expert in the area and most will say differently. Like many who have studied this formally, I know that there are thousands of links between History and the OT, without taking into account the NT. The Bible is studied in two components usually, of OT and NT. Your broad reference to 'the Bible', are ignorant. This article is disingenuous and erroneous at the very least. You should of put a name to the writers of this article. This is almost worthy of complaint to a media body.
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TT Posted at 8:31 AM July 17, 2013
@Tony Vowels aren't represented in English the same way they are in Semitic languages. For example, Hebrew is usually written (not spoken) without vowels altogether.
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trev5540 of north of the state Posted at 8:39 AM July 17, 2013
The bible and all Religious texts are a fabrication of the human imagination.
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Ian Posted at 8:44 AM July 17, 2013
There is more historical supporting evidence for the Biblical narrative than there is for alot of other "theories" and "historical" information that society leans on as fact
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Howser of BNE Posted at 9:02 AM July 17, 2013
Its obviously the piss bucket from Noah's Ark.
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Witness Posted at 9:02 AM July 17, 2013
I would like to see this writers credentials? The bible is considered one of the most reliable accounts of history known to historians. Civilizations, dates, genealogies, cultures, wars, rulers, etc, are all recorded in the bible like NO OTHER primary source. Moreover, the bible is continuously proven correct by historians and archeologist and other primary sources. Even for the Atheist, the historical accounts of the bible are second to NONE! Some may debate the spiritual teachings, but not the historical accounts. Whats really sad of this generation, are statements made like this one "The links between the Bible and documented history are rare"??? By an obviously historically uneducated individual making a person bias statement based on nothing but catchy title. But what is worse again, is that other ignorant people BELIEVE IT, without doing their own research.
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Leigh Hughes of Canberra Posted at 9:04 AM July 17, 2013
Eilat Mazar can't get published in a proper archaeological journal and Shmuel Ahituv does Bible Studies, not science, but yet none of this is mentioned in the article, nor is any criticism from serious archaeologists? Come on news.com.au, lift your game.
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Jake of Adelaide Posted at 9:11 AM July 17, 2013
Another article placed just to illicit more religion bashing. Look it's very simple. If you don't believe in God then don't. You really don't have to verbally attack believers at every opportunity to justify your choice. Eventually we'll all find out who was right and who was wrong anyway. No one is going to win this earthly debate - it's been going on for centuries. Tolerance please.
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agnostic Posted at 9:14 AM July 17, 2013
Ugh watch the religious get offended over this one. If we're talking about actual peer reviewed evidence, no, there is not a lot to link the Bible to documented history. Deal with it or get some peer reviewed evidence published yourself!
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Peter of Australia Posted at 9:15 AM July 17, 2013
"THE links between the Bible and documented history are" definitely not "rare". The middle east is full of significant archeological sites many of which shed much light and confirmation on the Biblical record. And as for "document history" - if you refuse to accept the record of by-far the best attested and best preserved historical document then you are doing so on philosophical grounds not historical ones.
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stig Posted at 9:16 AM July 17, 2013
I don't think you will find many people going to the Bible if they want to learn about history. The Bible which is a collection of stories was written in most cases a long time after Jesus so why shouldn't some historical details appear in it. That said, there is a stack load of detail in the Bible with no historical proof. I think anyone trying to prove the validity of the Bible through its historical references is on shaky ground. The Bible is what it is. For some a book containing the words of God and for others and especially the King James Bible, a collection of fascinating stories and sayings and nothing more.
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Christopher of Australia Posted at 9:18 AM July 17, 2013
There is plenty of historical evidence for Jesus Christ. Even people who hated Jesus claim to have witnessed his miracles. To say that there is very little links between history and The Bible is wrong.
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Ben Posted at 9:24 AM July 17, 2013
I fail to see any connection with the Bible. We know humans lived in a particular area at a particular time what does that prove?
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Master Cylinder Pants Posted at 9:33 AM July 17, 2013
RevinOz of WA - from Wikipedia: "Although the Book of Genesis and Book of Exodus describe a period of Hebrew servitude in ancient Egypt, more than a century of archaeological research has discovered nothing which could support its narrative elementsâ the four centuries sojourn in Egypt, the escape of well over a million Israelites from the Delta, or the three months journey through the wilderness to Sinai. The Egyptian records themselves have no mention of anything recorded in Exodus, the wilderness of the southern Sinai peninsula shows no traces of a mass-migration such as Exodus describes, and virtually all the place-names mentioned, including Goshen (the area within Egypt where the Israelites supposedly lived), the store-cities of Pithom and Rameses, the site of the crossing of the Red Sea (or, more commonly among modern Biblical scholars, the Sea of Reeds), and even Mt Sinai itself, have resisted identification." Hope you haven't wasted your life...
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Research the truth Posted at 9:34 AM July 17, 2013
John, you do know the 'chariots in the red sea' deal was a persistant hoax right?
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When the U.S. demands respect for human rights, including religious freedom, we are not making any unreasonable demands. Egypt is not moving ahead toward greater democracy if 84% of Egyptians still believe-as they have told the Pew poll-that anyone who leaves Islam should be killed.
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Keywords: Middle East, Morsi, anti-Christian, religious freedom, Coptic Christians, Muslim brotherhood, Marco Rubio, US Aid, Islamic Jihad, Human rights, Ken Blackwell, Bob Morrison
WASHINGTON, DC (Catholic Online) - If you follow the annual reports of the U.S. Commission on International Religious Freedom (USCIRF), you will read a sad catalog of persecution and discrimination against Christians, Jews, and members of other religions around the world.
It goes almost without saying that persecution in nightmare places like North Korea is horrendous. Although the media too often treats North Korea like a clown show-especially when highlighting the visits of unthinking Americans like Dennis Rodman-the brutal realities are no joke. In North Korea, it is estimated, that between 100,000 and 200,000 Christians are imprisoned by a regime that still lauds the Communist mass-murderer Josef Stalin. In North Korea, you can be shot in the head for owning a Bible.
But North Korea is at least recognized as a rogue state, an enemy of human rights, and a threat to world peace. The USCIRF report for 2012 has documented troubling developments in Egypt. There was much excitement in the Western media over the toppling first of the dictator in Tunisia, followed by the Feb. 2011 ouster of longtime Egyptian strongman Hosni Mubarak. Journalists hailed these events as a new "Arab Spring."
Where did that expression come from? Ironically, many journalists harkened back to the "Prague Spring" of 1968. In that year, liberalizing Czech party leaders sought to give their people "Communism, but with a human face."
They managed instead to get their country overrun by Soviet tanks. In the Kremlin, Czech party leader Anton Dubcek was chained to a wall. When he messed in his pants, a drunken Soviet party boss Leonid Brezhnev came in to jeer at him. Communism maintained with brute force its inhuman face.
Is the Arab Spring destined to follow the same bloody path? Indications so far are not good. That is why the latest move by Sen. Marco Rubio (R-Fl.) makes so much sense. Sen. Rubio wants to condition U.S. aid to Egypt on measurable indicators of government action there to protect religious freedom.
Sen. Rubio is offering an amendment to the 2013 spending bill that would cut U.S. aid to Egypt now ruled by the Muslim Brotherhood (MB). The amendment demands concrete demonstration that the MB will respect religious freedom and property rights of its own people.
The Rubio Amendment, if adopted, would send a strong message to Mohamed Morsi, the MB's front man in Cairo, that the United States taxpayers will no longer underwrite persecution of Coptic Christians, Evangelicals, Jews, and other minorities in the Arab world's largest country.
Sen. Rubio told the Washington Times:"Our foreign aid is not charity. Our foreign aid is used to advance our foreign policy interests. We have a right to be concerned."
We have a lot of educating to do, and not only in Cairo. When Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice intervened with Afghan ruler Hamid Karzai in 2006 in an effort to prevent the U.S.-backed government in Kabul from killing Christian convert Abdul Rahman, she announced success when Karzai let the threatened man "escape" to Italy in the dead of night. Ms. Rice said Afghanistan is a young democracy and we look forward to the day when all Afghans enjoy the full range of religious and civil rights.
With all due respect, that's the wrong answer, Madam Secretary. For a man to have to flee for his life is not a success. And to call any country that forces him to flee a young democracy is an error. Afghanistan was not a democracy then. It is not a democracy now. It is unlikely that Afghanistan will resemble anything like a democracy when U.S. forces leave in 2014.
When the U.S. demands respect for human rights, including religious freedom, we are not making any unreasonable demands. Egypt is not moving ahead toward greater democracy if 84% of Egyptians still believe-as they have told the Pew poll-that anyone who leaves Islam should be killed.
It will not matter if 99% of Egyptians, or Afghans or Iraqis, vote if by their votes they install a murderous regime. Does anyone think that the Nazi regime was legitimate because Germans voted to affirm Hitler's assumption of dictatorial powers in 1934? You cannot vote on who gets shot. You cannot use the voting machines of democracy to kill democracy.
We should shed no tears for Hosni Mubarak. His iron-fisted rule of thirty-one years was a purchased peace. He agreed not to make war on Israel, but his regime circulated throughout the Arabic-speaking world a multi-part TV drama series based on the long-discredited Protocols of the Elders of Zion.
That libelous attack on the Jews was first concocted by the Okhrana, the Tsar's infamous secret police. And Mubarak used it the same way the tsars used it: Keep the wolves at bay by throwing the Jews off the sled.
Still, as bad as Mubarak was, Morsi is on course to be worse. That's why the Rubio Amendment should be adopted. It's why religious freedom should be at the heart of American foreign and domestic policy.
Egypt and the other countries in the Mideast will never be stable, much less democratic, if they murder their neighbors who worship differently. U.S. tax dollars should not buy the Egypt's MB and its military the armored personnel carriers they use to run over Christians.
Ken Blackwell and Bob Morrison are senior Fellows at the Family Research Council in Washington. D.C.
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We built our house in 2005 and spent $19,000 on Andersen windows. The jambs themselves are white vinyl wrapped - seemed like a good idea at the time, but now the vinyl is bubbling on seven of the windows. The Andersen rep who came to view our problem says there is no fix. They will replace the jambs if we remove and reinstall all the window casings ourselves. I'm disappointed they won't stand behind their product 100% and cover the full cost of the fix. Anyone else have this issue? If so, what did you do?
Are those vinyl or fibrex windows? They look like double casements? And the vinyl covered jamb, I'm assuming it's an Andersen sub jamb that's part of a full frame install? Otherwise, why would they replace it.
I'd kind of like a little more information.
Either way, a wood jamb painted white wouldn't do that. Andersen can't get it through their heads that vinyl and wood do not go together well. Never has, never will. Don't replace this with the same thing.
looks like contact paper to me.
Yes, they are vinyl double casements and the extension jambs are vinyl wrapped. We would like to replace them with wood so this doesn't happen again. Do you think it would do any good to try to escalate this issue at Andersen? It seems to me this is such a gross product defect, they should cover 100% of the cost of fixing this. What do you think?
I laughed so hard when I read "looks like contact paper to me" that I woke my husband up.
I looked at the Andersen Limited Warranty from 2008 and it says that they have the option of "1) providing replacement parts to the Andersen retailer/dealer you specify - installation not included; or 2) provide a factory-authorized repair to the existing component at not cost to you; or 3) refund the original purchase price or retailer's/dealer's price at the time of the original purchase, whichever is less." Sounds pretty clear to me that they probably won't pay somebody to replace the extension jambs - which probably includes cutting them to size and removing and replacing the interior trim.
I would ask them if they would provide painted or primed replacements instead of the vinyl wrapped ones.
Who told you they are not standing behind their product 100% ?? They offered you the material didn't they? If your kitchen floor failed in some way the mfg. would offer you, guess what, new flooring. Who removes the old floor? and installs the new one?
Also, there have been some manufacturers over the years that have made products to go with Andersen that were not made by Andersen, like screens. When they failed, guess who got the blame! Make sure it's an Andersen part. I din't know they made vinyl wrapped extension jambs, and wouldn't want them anyway.
Jumpilotmdm, I will have to put out my own money to pay for the labor and material to tear off all the window casings and replace them. Do you think it's fair that I have to do that? Andersen sold me a defective product! Yes, it's an Andersen part - the rep has been to the house and stated it's theirs.
I wasn't commenting or judging the fairness of it, I was merely stating that in the building products world the cost of removal and re-installation is almost NEVER in any warranty, i.e. the flooring example. Look up the warranty on any product in your home and you'll see what I mean.
The real shame is that Andersen has covered their products well past the [unwritten] warranty they had back in the late 70's thru the early 90's to the tune of millions of dollars when the had double hung sash that rotted and fell apart. But with industry pressure and other factors they now have a written warranty and apparently are using it to their advantage.
All in all it surprises me that this is their product. I wish you the best of luck and wish i could help you myself.
Who did do the installation?
I can think of 3 manufacturers off the top of my head that have paid for our labor to replace their defective products.
One of them covers the labor expense for 20 years.
Andersen is a big company and sells a bunch of product but it would be nice if they new it was and abject product failure, to help the customer out or at least provide them with the materials that they will need to replace in addition to the windows (i.e. interior trim, stools, etc).
Jumpilotmdm, we had a reputable builder in our area install the windows. The same builder installed Andersen windows in the first house we built 25 years ago and we were very pleased with the Andersen windows then. That's why we chose Andersen over Marvin for our second house, even thought the builder's vote was for Marvin.
The Andersen rep is coming to our home again next Monday because we have more windows showing signs of this defect. Assuming Andersen will supply us with the replacement parts, my husband is estimating it will cost us around $1,000 to rectify this situation and that assumes we will do the patching and painting of the trim that needs to be removed and re-installed. Bummer.


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George Meredith
George Meredith, OM was an English novelist and poet of the Victorian era.
Meredith was born in Portsmouth, England, a son and grandson of naval outfitters. His mother died when he was five. At the age of 14 he was sent to a Moravian School in Neuwied, Germany, where he remained for two years. He read law and was articled as a solicitor, but abandoned that profession for journalism and poetry. He collaborated with Edward Gryffydh Peacock, son of Thomas Love Peacock in publishing a privately circulated literary magazine, the Monthly Observer. He married Edward Peacock's widowed sister Mary Ellen Nicolls in 1849 when he was twenty-one years old and she was ... more »
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Modern Love I: By This He Knew She Wept
By this he knew she wept with waking eyes: That, at his hand's light quiver by her head, The strange low sobs that shook their common bed Were called into her with a sharp surprise,
The Lark Ascending
He rises and begins to round, He drops the silver chain of sound Of many links without a break, In chirrup, whistle, slur and shake,
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On a starred night Prince Lucifer uprose. Tired of his dark dominion swung the fiend Above the rolling ball in cloud part screened, Where sinners hugged their spectre of repose.
Modern Love L: Thus Piteously Love
Thus piteously Love closed what he begat: The union of this ever-diverse pair! These two were rapid falcons in a snare, Condemned to do the flitting of the bat.
Modern Love XXVI: Love Ere He Bleeds
Love ere he bleeds, an eagle in high skies, Has earth beneath his wings: from reddened eve He views the rosy dawn. In vain they weave The fatal web below while far he flies.
Modern Love V: A Message from Her
A message from her set his brain aflame. A world of household matters filled her mind, Wherein he saw hypocrisy designed: She treated him as something that is tame,
Love's Grave
MARK where the pressing wind shoots javelin-like, Its skeleton shadow on the broad-back'd wave! Here is a fitting spot to dig Love's grave; Here where the ponderous breakers plunge and strike,
Dirge in Woods
A wind sways the pines, And below Not a breath of wild air; Still as the mosses that glow
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Not solely that the Future she destroys, And the fair life which in the distance lies For all men, beckoning out from dim rich skies: Nor that the passing hour's supporting joys
Modern Love III: This Was the Woman
This was the woman; what now of the man? But pass him. If he comes beneath a heel, He shall be crushed until he cannot feel, Or, being callous, haply till he can.
Love in the Valley
Under yonder beech-tree single on the green-sward, Couched with her arms behind her golden head, Knees and tresses folded to slip and ripple idly, Lies my young love sleeping in the shade.
Modern Love II: It Ended, and the Morrow
It ended, and the morrow brought the task. Her eyes were guilty gates, that let him in By shutting all too zealous for their sin: Each sucked a secret, and each wore a mask.
Winter Heavens
Sharp is the night, but stars with frost alive Leap off the rim of earth across the dome. It is a night to make the heavens our home More than the nest whereto apace we strive.
Modern Love IV: All Other Joys of Life
All other joys of life he strove to warm, And magnify, and catch them to his lip: But they had suffered shipwreck with the ship, And gazed upon him sallow from the storm.
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''Sentimentalists are they who seek to enjoy without incurring the Immense Debtorship for a thing done.''George Meredith (1828-1909), British author. Sir Austin Feverel, quoting the "Pilgrim's Scrip," in "Of the Spring Primrose and the Autumnal," ch. 24, ...
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Fiona D; I do not know what you are taking this medication for. But whether or not you are taking it for psoriosis or Arthritis you should not stop taking it without talking to your Dr first. I do not think that you are taking it for a organ transplant because you just stopping would be very silly. Please either way just talk to your Dr first. If there is a side affect that is really bothering you then there might be another medicine that they could replace it with. Good luck
Hi Shaneysmom. Thanks for your answer. Was concerned, my husband is taking Cyclosporin for a skin condition and landed in hospital with an infection and Dr's advised stopping treatment with no mention of possible side effects of this. Two weeks later his hair is breaking and falling out. Was wondering if this was a common thing to occur.
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i have scleroderma and have just recently been given this medication to take along with prednisone (spelling) im not happy about it because all i keep reading about possible side effects during and stopping the meds seem horrible, in any event i was advised strongly about not stopping once i started taking it and its kinda scary, the maine thing ive discovered threw reading up on it seems to be the renal and hypertension both dangerous while taking the med and stopping.
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When Bailo Rull ADD+ took on this project, one of the main problems they had to solve was how to design a social housing project with a misguided solar orientation? The masterplan called for a linear volume of 14m depth and 60m length on a north-south axis. The site was located at the edge of the city on the last block overlooking a green area to the west with an existing building to the east. This means that no morning sun reached the building, but it received the full afternoon sun. The firm couldn't very well change the lot's orientation, so they had to work with it and come up with a solution to keep the building from overheating.
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It certainly does not look like a social housing project, more like a design house! So congratulations on that. My only question would be how sustainable the materials would be, as one could imagine that tear might be slightly higher with people moving in and out more frequently?
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