Disproving Odin - An Experiment in arguing with a theist with Theist logic

[Huggy Bear]

This was fun but morons like Huggy are so easily fooled because they want to be fooled.

http://en.believethesign.com/index.php/T...Photograph


Hey look.  Paul, John and Ed Sullivan pass muster too.

A Better Explanation?

The picture immediately above on the right was taken in the Sam Houston Coliseum in 1969. At right is Willie Somerset (#12) of ABA's Houston Mavericks basketball team. Note the "pillar of fire" type light by the player's hand. If we zoom into the light by the players hand (see photo on left), we see something that is not that dissimilar to that of the picture of the "pillar of fire" that was photographed over William Branham's head.

LOL, you think I don't know about that site, that is literally the most unobjective site you can reference, I mean this is like trying to debunk the holocaust by referencig a holocaust denier.

From your own dumb-ass site.

It must also be appreciated that the picture of the basketball players is from 1969, almost 20 years after the photograph of William Branham was taken. It is likely that the lighting for a church gathering would have been set up completely different from that of a basketball game and also likely that the light fixtures would have been completely different 20 years earlier.

Also the Beatles didn't appear there until 1965, so were talking about a period of 15+ year after the photo was taken, did it ever occur to you that those light didn't exist 15 years earlier? No I bet it didn't... moron indeed.

Here are photographs taken inside the coliseum in 1947 and 1956.






Where are these lights?

Now let's consider Branham's outright lies.... always fun with these holier than thou motherfuckers!

George Lacy was the fifth president of the American Society of Questioned Document Examiners, which he helped found in 1942. He owned and operated an indepedent forensics lab in Houston, Texas. There are a number of things that William Branham was not honest about relating to Mr. Lacy's involvement with the picture:

1. Mr. Lacy was not an employee of the FBI. He was NEVER the head of the FBI for fingerprint and documents.
   
2. The FBI had no involvement with the examination of the Houston photograph.
   
3. Mr. Lacy lived and practiced in Houston and was not brought from California to Houston to examine the photograph.
   

William Branham appears to have invented all of these various stories in an attempt to hype the Houston photograph.

Go back to sleep Huggy.  Maybe you can dream of holy jewish zombies wandering Jerusalem.

This is literally taken from The American Society of Questioned Document Examiners own site.

http://www.asqde.org/about/presidents/lacy_g.html

During Mr. Lacy's early work in law enforcement he arrested Charles Ponzi, the namesake of the Ponzi Scheme.  He began his career in forensic science as a general criminalist and ballistics expert.  As a ballistics expert, he worked on the Bonnie and Clyde case.  He later specialized in questioned document examination.  He was responsible for establishing the Houston Police Crime Laboratory.  Mr. Lacy maintained a private practice in Houston, Texas for many years.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Charles_Ponzi

Amid reports that he was about to be arrested any day, Ponzi surrendered to federal authorities that morning and accepted Pride's figures.

Pray tell who theses federal authorities are if they aren't the FBI?

I don't think anyone has claimed that Lacy lived in California.

Lastly, Branham had no ownership of the picture, the photographer owned the copyright.

I should add the picture of the Beatles is from the Ed Sullivan show, it wasn't even taken at the coliseum...