| Aielyn said:
Not trying to be witty. I'm making an important point. It's not hard for a book to satisfy the predictions of an older book. I could go ahead, compile a list of predictions made in the Old Testament, and write a fiction book about a series of events that satisfies every one of those predictions. That wouldn't make those predictions correct. Also, the entire bible was written within a fairly restricted part of the world - we're talking Mediterranean and Middle Eastern countries, pretty much exclusively. Kind of funny how your god ignores the Americas, Eastern Asia, Australia, and most of Africa, not to mention the northern parts of Europe, and all of the island nations. So don't bother trying to convince me that it's somehow a worldwide creation. |
What are you talking about ? You don't believe Babylon ruled Judea for 70 years and later failed in 539 BC, that Jesus existed and was later crucified and that Romans destroyed the Temple of Jerusalem ? Im sorry, but these aren't fictional events, they are historic facts that were correctly predicted by prophets in The Bible many years before happening. And if you deny these events ever happening, i'll just have to point a finger at your post and hysterically laugh at your ignorance of the most basic history
I don't see what Australia has to do with this topic, but whatever...
