I think the Greens get off way too easy in this article. "In 2017, for example, a consignment of ancient Iraqi cuneiform tablets they had purchased was found t

I think the Greens get off way too easy in this article. "In 2017, for example, a consignment of ancient Iraqi cuneiform tablets they had purchased was found to have been smuggled into the US as 'tile samples'." To be more precise: The Green family bought over 5,000 ancient artifacts (mainly cuneiform tablets and cylinder seals from Iraq) -- at one point, wiring money to seven separate bank accounts to do so -- at a cost of $1.6 million. And they did this despite having been warned by their own legal counsel that the transaction was probably illegal. They subsequently paid a $3 million fine. They continue to insist that all of this was "inexperience" on their part. I think it was simple greed, combined with their certainty that any part of the cultural heritage of the world that pertains to Christianity properly belongs in the hands of American evangelicals. I appreciate Holmes's candor, but let there be no mistake. He was hired to cover their asses.