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Originally Posted by RaymondChandlerLives
The presence of archaeological artifacts does not prove the stories in the Bible happened as they were told. That's like saying the Parthenon proves the existence of Greek Gods.
Hebrew God = psychopath
The Bible = fairy tales
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But they happened and, most likely, just as they were told. The Dead Sea scrolls verify the accuracy of today's "stories" as you call them.
As for your definitions, we could substitute Muslim god for 'Hebrew God' and Koran for 'the Bible'.
It would be more accurate because the history of Muhammad indicates that he selected the god from hundreds of deities that were worshiped then, and proceeded to draft a religion. Don't shoot me down for saying it. Look into it.
In summary, regarding your post, it's sad that you don't acknowledge the existence of God, since you can't prove He doesn't exist. He just might, and you'll meet Him one day, and then what will you say?