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So are virgin births, global floods and towers that reach the sky but we know what nonsense that is.
Sorry old horse but the ramblings of a moron like Ron Wyatt are just something to laugh at.
"Wyatt's interest in the crossing of the Red Sea by the Hebrews became focused on the site of Nuweiba in Egypt because it seemed to fit some of the description of Biblical and historical accounts of the geography. It was while diving along the beach at Nuweiba that he found what he said were chariot parts.
During his first visit to Nuweiba in 1978 he found a large column lying on the beach that looked like an ancient artifact. Later he found that it had been set up by Egyptian authorities in concrete for display. He believed it to be a marker set up by King Solomon to note the crossing of the Red Sea." Chariot wheels found at the bottom of the Red Sea?-Unproven!
If Solomon is nonsense, why do we see his name in the historical record? And only a fool would laugh at evidence that is being confirmed by others. You can't hang your hat on Wyatt anymore Rafius. You will need to begin to attack all the others coming back confirming Wyatt's account.
Well YOU believe Ron Wyatt so that's all that needs to be said.
Only someone with a very narrow view of life would make a statement like that. The fact is, I believe in some of Wyatt's discoveries. And those discoveries have been already confirmed by so many others. So I do not stand alone here.
Did you really think that National Geographic would explore the three hours of darkness during the death of Christ on the cross Rafius? And for the record, everything spoken of in the link can be found in the historical record. So don't blame Creation Ministries. Of course I believe you guys would like others to believe that such accounts are only found in Christian publications. And naturally, that would be just another fales belief imbraced by unbelievers.
It's not the hours on a cross that I doubt. It's the getting up and walking around later that bothers me.
Evolution is a joke. Oh yeah we are still evolving and that is why, sperms STILL can't survive inside the body, even though they came INSIDE the body and miraculously can create another human life by entering into another body but that is just one of the million sperms that didn't die in the process of conception.
Your staggeringly uneducated "facts" only show you are incapable or unwilling (or both?) to investigate how mammalian physiology works. Conflating human sperm physiology and in-situ survival (BTW, it's a simple temperature thing, just so you know...) with Evolution is laughable. Please do continue, evo!
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Why would anyone believe a man like Bob Cornuke?..Legitimate archeologists don't. It's bad enough that you think the bible is an accurate book of history.
About Bob Cornuke.....He describes himself as a Biblical archaeologist, but has no degree or training in archaeology. He holds a Master of Arts in Biblical Studies and a Ph.D. in Bible and Theology, both from the unaccredited Louisiana Baptist University. Cornuke is travel guide/business partners with Chuck Missler. Cornuke received credits at Missler's unaccredited Koinonia Institute, which were transferable to the unaccredited Louisiana Baptist University. He is the author of six books about his explorations over the last 20 years. Archaeologists and other critics characterize his approach of using of the Bible as a literal guide for his explorations as pseudoarchaeology
He uses the typical creationist approach of twisting facts to fit a conclusion already made.
Given my own credentials from several universities, sanspeur, I hearby grant you, based on your proven and ongoing fully recorded research efforts and writings herein, complete accreditation with an...
Honorary Degree of Doctor of C-D Philosophyâ„¢. P[C-D∞]hD Emeritus, sanctimonium ad nauseum, in absurdeum. And all appurtenances thereto, etc. etc.
There! Go get 'em, tiger!, esp. El Tommo and The Mystic One. Certainly this degree holds considerably more weight than that of early Baugh-Hoax Man.
PS: and do please change your tag line appropriately, soz the innocent and unwarned will be thus so!
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Arequipa and all you others still talking to C34...just put him on ignore. You know he never accepts fact or evidence, but insists on dwelling in a perpetual state of denial and delusion. There's a bunch of us now that have him on ignore, because he just rants about hoaxes and fairy tales being real. He's a sad, deluded lost cause. Move on to someone who actually has something worthwhile to discuss.
But, but.. he's so much phun to play mental Scrabbleâ„¢ with, MC!
BTW, I actually do have him on Ignore now, and it's interesting to watch the responses of others without reading his. You can pretty easily figure out what he says that riles them (and me) up so much, but at least I don't have to read all of his unrelenting tripe!
It'd probably have the most effect if everyone just ignored his sanctimonious and inflammatory (but illiterate) posts, that's for sure.
In faCT, it's just indeed a temp thing but thousand/billions of years of mighty evolution still can't adapt, in its OWN body even? And you don't see the joke there? HA! - how gay, I know.
In faCT, it's just indeed a temp thing but thousand/billions of years of mighty evolution still can't adapt, in its OWN body even? And you don't see the joke there? HA! - how gay, I know.
Ever considered that nature saw no reason to adapt to it and things are working the way they are supposed to? What's this have to do with the Exodus anyway?
Well first you have to understand that I am not in a panic, and that is because unlike you my faith is not tied to trying to prove or disprove past history. My faith comes from actual encounters with the God of the Bible. The God you deny. And these encounters span my lifetime. Second you need to understand that the Bible tends to mock, and make fools of people such as yourself. And the reason for this is clear. Often you willl find sometimes in Scripture that it speaks of people, places, and events. Yet such accounts have not been confirmed by Archaeology. And because of this skeptics such as yourself now feel confident that the Bible must be wrong. Yet this happens all the time. The Bible spoke of the Hittite civilzation in the Old Testament no less then fifty times. Yet no such civilzation was found. Then Skeptics stated this was nothing more than a Bible myth. And for years they mock the Bible, and this account. However then in the 19th and 20th centuries archaelolgist discovered the Hittite capital city in northern Turkey. The Bible was proven correct, and skeptics were made to look like fools. Then for years the skeptics stated the story of king David was just another Bible myth. And a book was even being published stating that much. Then came the discovery at a place called Tel Dan showing us that King David did exist, and once again the Bible was proven correct. And once again the skeptics were made to look like fools. Lack of evidence is not a slam dunk for skeptics. It is really a trap for them. Because God gives them enought time to fully place their foot in their mouths, and then He springs the trap through historical discovery. And this allows us to fully see how stupid these people are. And of course as their false historical beliefs are revealed. They will simply forget their past mistakes, and move on to some other undiscovered Biblical account setting themselves to look like fools again. Today they say the Exdous never happened. And like the past fools who said the Hittite civilization did not exist, or King David was a Bible myth. They will be proven wrong again.
The Biblical exodus inscribed on an ancient Egyptian stele
I dont get where people get this belief about the hittites, considering we have egypian documentation about the empire. And no king david was not proven to exsist, the tel dan stele only mentions the house of david....we don't know if this is the same david....a different david....or the david they refer to is mythical. Also for every piece of evidence that might slightly prove biblical tales 10 pieces of evidence disprove things. Those links are cute....but if you want us to take your arguments serious then give us credible experts in the field.
Only someone with a very narrow view of life would make a statement like that. The fact is, I believe in some of Wyatt's discoveries. And those discoveries have been already confirmed by so many others. So I do not stand alone here.
really? Confirmed by who exactly of any credibility? Any professional in the field has never to my knowledge ever confirmed any of his findings.
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