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Query: Wrong about salt, what else is wrong?

On page 335 the book asserts "Salt produced by the evaporation of sea-water in hot countries is said sometimes to lose its saline properties."This isn't actually true. It's a complete fabrication that assumes first century Palestine used a "salt" that was so contaminated with rocks that the salt content could be easily washed away without people realizing what they had was no longer salt. The quote holds up an old, easily debunked lie as fact, with no research or sources to verify the claim.Like the 9th century fiction of "They eye of the needle" being a small door in the Jerusalem wall that was left open overnight the claim is based not upon facts and research, but a shoddy tradition of convenient lies used by lazy pastors to write slipshod sermons.The book is an amusing read, but given the apparent lack of research and verification, the content should be taken with more than few grains of salt.