Israeli archaeologist ; No evidence to support Israelites. Old Testament is a myth.

moon said:
The importance to Americans of clarifying that the Old Testament is a work of fiction is that the beliefs of Evangelists and Christian Zionists are based on hogwash. These groups practically run America and are responsible for supporting Israeli fascism- to their own ends, obviously- which has been responsible for the deaths or displacement of millions of people- and still threatens more war for the US in the ' cause ' of Israel's security.
All those American service personnel- and other nationalities too- that have died or been disabled in Israeli-led Middle East conflicts have died and suffered for lies. Jewish claims in the bible are baseless, unsupported by any evidence.
We should all stop listening to false preachers who tell us that it is true. They have themselves been deceived.

When the bugles blow again- detain the bugler.
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sounds to me like you're wanting to be smited by the fire box from the lord.
 
America said:
There is no evidence for the Exodus. In fact, all the evidence points against the Exodus.

1. During the time that the Exodus is alleged to have occurred, the “Promised Land” was still part of the Egyptian empire. It wasn't until centuries later that Egypt’s reach had shrunken enough for Palestine to be considered outside of Egypt’s borders. The story was clearly invented at a later date by people who didn't know this.

2. The numbers don't add up!

According to the Bible, 600,000 men left Egypt to follow Moses. This number doesn't include wives, children, or servants, all of whom are mentioned as uncounted extras in addition to the 600,000. Let's be conservative and assume that only 1/4 of the men had one wife each, thus adding an additional 150,000 people to the number of those fleeing Egypt.

600,000 men + 150,000 women = 750,000 people.

And if we we assume that, of those 150,000 married couples, each has, on average, two children, that gives us an additional 300,000 people.

750,000 + 300,000 = 1,050,000. (And that's not counting the servants who are said to have left, too.)

We're talking about over a million people just dropping their lives and evacuating Egypt. It may not sound like a lot, but consider that Egypt's population at the time was an estimated 3.5 million.

If 1/3 of Egypt's population had randomly disappeared, Egypt's economy would have crumbled. Yet there is no evidence that such an socioeconomic downfall ever occurred at that time.
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If the Passover Angel answered your post ,would you consider that Exodus happened?
Or if the Passover Lamb became a man,to save mankind from the office of the Passover Angel,would you consider that we are at the back end of Passover ,where those that ate the flesh and drank the blood of the Passover Lamb,will be Passed over and those that didn't will be gathered to the pit and burned?R.jpg
 
JesusAI said:
just what i thought.

you got nothing.
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I've got plenty. Let's wager on it; either a 12B bet or loser donates $20 to JPP in the winners name. $10 if you can't afford $20.

Are you in or are you just a paranoid schizo living in a fantasy land?
 
Melchizedek = Michael said:
When exactly did being an "atheist Biblical scholar" have credibility?
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it started around the same time atheists started posting their lies on the internet......I recall back in the 90s there was a website from some guy named Bruce who EVERYONE cited as a "biblical scholar".......he had an associate's degree in civil engineering and bragged he had never studied theology, thus avoiding the 'taint' of graduate study of the topic.......
 
Doc Dutch said:
I've got plenty. Let's wager on it; either a 12B bet or loser donates $20 to JPP in the winners name. $10 if you can't afford $20.

Are you in or are you just a paranoid schizo living in a fantasy land?
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Looks like it was extremely reticent to accept the wager
 
PostmodernProphet said:
it started around the same time atheists started posting their lies on the internet......I recall back in the 90s there was a website from some guy named Bruce who EVERYONE cited as a "biblical scholar".......he had an associate's degree in civil engineering and bragged he had never studied theology, thus avoiding the 'taint' of graduate study of the topic.......
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I remember PBS constantly had an atheist Bible scholar!
Disgusting!
 
Nordberg said:
Seems fair. Christianity breeds atheists. The bible shows how illogical it all is.
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So ISLAM is a fraud, as there was never an Ishmael, according to the flaming moron cited in the OP.


Has he notified the Muslims of this development??


Didn't think so...a fucking PUSSY, like all atheists.
 
America said:
There is no evidence for the Exodus. In fact, all the evidence points against the Exodus.

1. During the time that the Exodus is alleged to have occurred, the “Promised Land” was still part of the Egyptian empire. It wasn't until centuries later that Egypt’s reach had shrunken enough for Palestine to be considered outside of Egypt’s borders. The story was clearly invented at a later date by people who didn't know this.

2. The numbers don't add up!

According to the Bible, 600,000 men left Egypt to follow Moses. This number doesn't include wives, children, or servants, all of whom are mentioned as uncounted extras in addition to the 600,000. Let's be conservative and assume that only 1/4 of the men had one wife each, thus adding an additional 150,000 people to the number of those fleeing Egypt.

600,000 men + 150,000 women = 750,000 people.

And if we we assume that, of those 150,000 married couples, each has, on average, two children, that gives us an additional 300,000 people.

750,000 + 300,000 = 1,050,000. (And that's not counting the servants who are said to have left, too.)

We're talking about over a million people just dropping their lives and evacuating Egypt. It may not sound like a lot, but consider that Egypt's population at the time was an estimated 3.5 million.

If 1/3 of Egypt's population had randomly disappeared, Egypt's economy would have crumbled. Yet there is no evidence that such an socioeconomic downfall ever occurred at that time.
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Perhaps if the Passover Angel told you the Exodus happened you would believe it?
After all he is an eye witness.
 
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