Comments on: Reading the Bible: Part 2 – Magic and God’s sick hunger for death http://www.antichristian-phenomenon.com/waldheri/reading-the-bible-part-2-magic-and-gods-sick-hunger-for-death Behold, Bastard son! We are the evil ones. Wed, 08 Feb 2012 12:51:05 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Theo http://www.antichristian-phenomenon.com/waldheri/reading-the-bible-part-2-magic-and-gods-sick-hunger-for-death/comment-page-1#comment-12055 Theo Mon, 03 May 2010 17:48:23 +0000 http://www.antichristian-phenomenon.com/?p=163#comment-12055 By no means am I a religious person. that needs to be explained first. However this i would like to point this out. There is evidence of a tsunami that time period. Moses could have gotten lucky (ooh work of god!!!) and gotten his people across the land bridge that would have opened up as the water receded. when the water returned it would have swept away the Egyptians following them. This does not count for the fact that there were hundreds of people crossing and it would have returned before they finished crossing. However it just adds a little grain of truth in that conglomeration of spuriousness of the bible presents. This Tsunami could have been proposed as the work of god, however, there are many natural events that could have seen in a certain light as works in the Bible. All of this summed up, dont bash to hard on Christians because they have enough evidence to at least go, "hey it COULD work." People reading this probably will ignore this but hey. Anyway food for thought By no means am I a religious person. that needs to be explained first. However this i would like to point this out.

There is evidence of a tsunami that time period. Moses could have gotten lucky (ooh work of god!!!) and gotten his people across the land bridge that would have opened up as the water receded. when the water returned it would have swept away the Egyptians following them. This does not count for the fact that there were hundreds of people crossing and it would have returned before they finished crossing. However it just adds a little grain of truth in that conglomeration of spuriousness of the bible presents.

This Tsunami could have been proposed as the work of god, however, there are many natural events that could have seen in a certain light as works in the Bible. All of this summed up, dont bash to hard on Christians because they have enough evidence to at least go, "hey it COULD work." People reading this probably will ignore this but hey.

Anyway food for thought

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