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Originally Posted by photon
Well the difference between her theories and the Stajan prediction is hers are supported by evidence.
You equate the idea of god having a wife to Stajan scoring 50 goals, but it's already well known that Judaism has polytheistic roots so why is god having a wife so far fetched? How would finding out about the history of Judaism be "challenging anything biblical"?
We already know of events mentioned in the Bible which likely (or certainly) didn't happen, so why would the claims about David's kingdom being overstated in the Bible be "challenging anything biblical"?
Like I said unless you are an inerrantist (are you?), seeing the Bible as having things in it that aren't intended to be literal history or understanding that the religions of the Bible have a history before the Bible was written is hardly challenging.
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We are at opposite ends of the spectrum on the Bible and Gods exsistance. An Athiest is not going to convince a Christian that God exsist and likewise a Christian is not going to convince a Athiest God does. One of my very close friends is a Athiest but he is still my friend.