This a thin to nonexistent edge route on the rightmost side of the wall.  It is protected by two old bolts, a fixed wire, and some other thin gear.  Does not finish at the top of the formation.  Traverse left at a sizable horizontal about 50 feet up to a bolted anchor (shared with Blood of Christ)

Burning Bush

Blood of Christ

Walk on Water

Medusa

Nailed to The Cross

Fissure of Men

Resurrection

This face route is left of Burning Bush, and identified by three newish bolts protecting the lower section.  This is one of the few routes on the Wall of Biblical Fallacies that looks doable.

This improbable line is 10-12 left of Blood of Christ and goes up an incipient crack.  In the crack are a couple of fixed pitons and fixed wires.  Above the biggest feature, a horizontal about 50 feet up, a hangerless bolt also provides a bit of protection.  Looks very hard.

Okay, I want to give this route more stars, but the quality of the rock was not ideal - many grainy sections and a few crumbly edges and pockets.  Also, pitons...you just never know!

Begin by climbing Resurrection: the first piton is a bit hard to clip (a rough sequence to read getting through the bottom dihedral), then a good power section through decent holds to get to the next piton...I backed this one up with a small stopper. The next moves, above the third piton, are great fun and involve a cool traverse to a rounded flake and then up to the slot were Resurrection breaks left and Medusa right.

Work the cool slot and get a higher stance than you think to punch out right, gastoning and working up the right leaning seam and steaming like mad.  The seam opens up to a happy size a few feet out, but the feet remain hard.

If the rock were better this would be a classic, but the rock quality for now is just too unworthy.  Also, pitons...you just never know!

This route is about 20 feet right of

Fissure of Men

, going up a left-leaning thin crack to a horizontal about 40-50 feet up. From here, traverse right, then finish going up again on the route

Resurrection

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This is the easiest route on the wall, probably "established" in finding a way up the wall to set other routes up.  It is wide crack/chimney on the left side of the wall.

Climb a short left-facing corner, exiting through a small roof on the right and up to a vertical seam with a few pods. Three pins protect the roof and start of the seam. The first two are difficult to clip. Continue to a horizontal crack and traverse left into a left-angling finger and hand crack that leads to the top. Resurrection has excellent moves and features sustained, thin climbing right off the ground.

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Routes in Wall of Biblical Fallacies