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Most of the Bible can not be proven, but much of it can. No offense but I am not going to sit here and give a complete history course on what there is proof for and what there is not proof for in the Bible. There is even evidence that lend "probabilities" to certain stories. If you were really that interested in seeing what can and can not be disproved or proved in the Bible why don't you do some research to find out? I am sure that if you looked hard enough you can maybe even find a book that includes all your looking for. I got an even better challenge for you; prove none of it happened. Good luck.Prove it.
Prove it.
What was wrong with what I said?
I got an even better challenge for you; prove none of it happened. Good luck.
Lets just first mention that the fact that the Bible covers a great amount of time, and that we are still just finding various archeological sites and what not, the argument prove it simply is ridiculous. That would take an extensive amount of time and energy, as well as years upon years of research. Most scholars don't even cover all of that in their research. So you have to be a little more specific.Really, that's what your going with? The word of god as handed down to man is metaphorical and hyperbole? How about this then, the creation story. The discovery of fossils and the use of carbon dating have poked so many holes in that, that its near incontrovertible that it didn't happen. Or was that a metaphor too? A metaphor for what, then?
Alright, here's specific. Prove that Jesus was born to this earth, performed miracles and rose from the dead. Also, well done on the insult. It shows real maturity insulting me personally when I have yet to question any person directly, just the facts of a book of what an untrained eye would say are a bunch of fictitious stories.
Really, that's what your going with? The word of god as handed down to man is metaphorical and hyperbole? How about this then, the creation story. The discovery of fossils and the use of carbon dating have poked so many holes in that, that its near incontrovertible that it didn't happen. Or was that a metaphor too? A metaphor for what, then?