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Topic	The story of Moses parting the sea was BS. It was similar to what Irma did...
K181 09/11/17 5:21:13 PM #37:	DawkinsNumber4 posted... BootyGif posted... K181 posted... I don't know what's more stupid.... biblical literalism or people that attempt to use science to explain supposed miracles in the bible. This is up there with the "Jesus walked on water due to submerged ice" theory. So you assume the stories are entirely made up and aren't "based on a true story"? The bible seems like the ancient hollywood movie. No, but I am saying that attempting to scientifically prove the conditions of a biblical miracle is inherently unscientific as you're using biased sources as proof and don't have remotely enough information at hand, not to mention that doing so often would assume utter stupidity on the people there to witness it if it did happen (Jesus was actually on ice and nobody noticed) or was the result of an unfathomable number of coincidences all taking place at once (this). Much easier and more scientific to state that the miracle stories were inflated or made up if your goal is to disprove the divine nature of them. --- The poster formerly known as Kakarot181: July 2, 2002 - March 14, 2012. Irregardless, for all intensive purposes, I could care less. <cite>K181 posted [p:886421844] in The story ... [t:75764332]...</cite> <quote><cite>DawkinsNumber4 posted...</cite> <quote><cite>BootyGif posted...</cite> <quote><cite>K181 posted...</cite> <quote>I don't know what's more stupid.... biblical literalism or people that attempt to use science to explain supposed miracles in the bible. This is up there with the "Jesus walked on water due to submerged ice" theory.</quote></quote> So you assume the stories are entirely made up and aren't "based on a true story"? The bible seems like the ancient hollywood movie.</quote> No, but I am saying that attempting to scientifically prove the conditions of a biblical miracle is inherently unscientific as you're using biased sources as proof and don't have remotely enough information at hand, not to mention that doing so often would assume utter stupidity on the people there to witness it if it did happen (Jesus was actually on ice and nobody noticed) or was the result of an unfathomable number of coincidences all taking place at once (this). Much easier and more scientific to state that the miracle stories were inflated or made up if your goal is to disprove the divine nature of them. --- The poster formerly known as Kakarot181: July 2, 2002 - March 14, 2012. Irregardless, for all intensive purposes, I could care less.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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