AntEmpire
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[FONT="]Even though you expressed [/FONT][FONT="]order does not dictate a design/designer[/FONT][FONT="], but interestingly your examples of natural designs would have led you to the opposite conclusion! And that is where I am![/FONT]
No, examples of order in nature, to me, show that the universe not made by a designer. Go back and read my other post, your bias made you miss what i was saying. its okay were all only human.
[FONT="]I agree with your first statement. And somehow your first statement complements your second concept! In my logic, a chaotic structure which lacks any internal property which favors the formation of a well-structured design is doomed to remain chaotic. This is the well-designed property within the members of the chaotic structure which directs the chaotic structure into a well organized structure. We can witness this idea in a revolution in a society. If all the members of a revolution, lack the art of the leadership, then the revolution will remain chaotic. This is the leadership who manages the chaotic situation, and directs it to form a new order. So, a revolution without a leader is doomed to remain chaotic, and a chaotic world will remain chaotic, unless there is a property within the system which guides the disorderly particles into some orderly forms. [/FONT]
My view on chaos/order can be expressed in my view on good and evil in a person.
It is a working game, so long as the angel within us is winning but doesnt win, and so long as the devil within us is losing but is never lost.
[FONT="]Cleary the condensed overview of my thoughts lacked the coherent logic, which they triggered such a well deserved rejection. This is a very important and revealing EVIDENCE. Here, I would like to try to explain that EVIDENCE in more details. Let us see if that would make any different in your opinions!? [/FONT]
Evidence would be recreating that the event is possible, as it is a miracle it is literally impossible or extremely imbrobable.
[FONT="]First of all the argument which you made about the northern part of the Red Sea, from the topographical point of view that might be true, but that does not explain why all the Israelites, women and children, passed through the area and survived, and all the Egyptian army, which consisted of strong young soldiers, they all were drowned! In the Movie Ten Commandment, staring Charlton Heston, wasnt the [/FONT][FONT="]Red Sea[/FONT][FONT="] departed by a strong wind!? Storms do make big waves on the sea, but they do not make the sea to depart! It is amazing how the movies influence our basic cognitions to this extent! Besides, this suggestion does not match with any of the extensive archeological investigations in [/FONT][FONT="]Sinai[/FONT][FONT="]Desert[/FONT][FONT="].[/FONT][FONT="] Because of deserts arid climate, all humans waste and garbage does preserve in deserts. No such evidences were ever found in [/FONT][FONT="]Sinai[/FONT][FONT="]Desert[/FONT][FONT="] regarding a large number of people living there for forty years. Also, this suggestion does contradict with the Old Testaments account! In Moses Story in the Holy Bible, the [/FONT][FONT="]Red Sea[/FONT][FONT="] actually departed, that is why it is called a miracle! We should either accept the story the way it is written, or we should reject it altogether! Altering its contents does not serve anybodys interest! And that is, if we are only after the truth, and we do not have any misleading agenda! Moses Story the way that it is told is conveying the idea of the existence of a powerful God, who preformed amazing miracles, to show off his power. [/FONT]
You started talking about movies and i stopped reading, sorry.
[FONT="]Similar to your suggestion, few years ago, I read another story that some archeologists had found [/FONT][FONT="]Mount Sinai[/FONT][FONT="] in [/FONT][FONT="]Saudi Arabia[/FONT][FONT="]! The undercurrent connotation which the migration might have happened through the northern part of the [/FONT][FONT="]Red Sea[/FONT][FONT="], or the existence of [/FONT][FONT="]Mount Sinai[/FONT][FONT="] in [/FONT][FONT="]Saudi Arabia[/FONT][FONT="], hints to convert a section of this fictional story into a plausible historical event! [/FONT]
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Which is what i believe 90% of the bible, and other myths, are. Actual historical events which over time come to be stories of Biblical (haha) preportions.
[FONT="]And the intention for these peculiar attempts are; if there is an evidence for a section of the story to be factual, then the whole story somehow get validated! And we innocently are promoting that genius deceptive plot! I object and resent to be conned by these deceptive suggestions! [/FONT]
No, just because the city of troy was found doesn't mean the story of the illiad is entirely factual.
[FONT="]Now, let me explain in some details why I believe that Moses Story is a fiction, pure and simple. The trust of my argument hinges upon the behaviors of those Israelites, who witnessed those magnificent miracles first hand,. In any story in order to construct the best factual scenario we need to hear the testimonies of the eye-witnesses. This is the routine in our court system, in our news media, and in our official public hearings. And then we examine the physical evidences to draw a comprehensive conclusion. In the case of Moses Story there is no physical evidence, and the geography of the surrounding lands suggests, the only way that the story could be a factual event is that; the Red Sea truly must had departed exactly the way that its author explains. [/FONT]
I believe the Israelites did leave Egypt, and it would've taken some incredible leadership to do so, I just don't believe in miracles... so it kinda ruins the crediblity of that particular account.
[FONT="] There is no hearsay for these people! They witnessed all those events personally. Now, did those Israelites give any testimony regarding those events? Yes they did. Their actions and their behaviors were recorded right in the Story. By examining the actions and the behaviors of those Israelites we can construct a reasonable idea about the nature of the Moses Story. [/FONT]
[FONT="]On top of all those fascinating miracles which the Israelites had witnessed in [/FONT][FONT="]Egypt[/FONT][FONT="], and personally they had experienced the [/FONT][FONT="]Red Sea[/FONT][FONT="] Departing, the following are some of the additional miracles which those Israelites witnessed personally in Sinai Deserts. [/FONT]
How the heck are we to know if they witnessed the miracles, any account including impossible things could easily say that witnesses could attest to it, and could say that the witnesses were involved in the writing of the story.
[FONT="](Because of the 10,000 characters limitation I continue onto the next post.)[/FONT]
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