The Common Good
February 2004

Melchizedek's Munchies

by Rose Marie Berger, Brian Bolton | February 2004

Hungry for the holy land

Hungry for the holy land?

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Hungry for the holy land? Taste the flavor of Philistine fury in the "Goliath Burger" at the Holy Land Experience in Orlando, Florida—a $16 million, 15-acre living evangelical tract of Zion’s Hope ministry. Wash it down with a "Thirsty Camel Cooler" before hitting the Jerusalem Street Market, spelunking the Qumran Dead Sea Caves, or checking out first-century Jerusalem at the largest indoor model in the world. All this—and a re-enactment of Christ’s passion—for only $29.75. (Spiritual enlightenment not included.)

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