Answers to an Apologist

[Rev. Rye]

2. How do you account for the vast archaeological documentation of Biblical stories, places, and people?
Have you ever heard of Historical fiction? At any rate, there isn't that much archaeological documentation of the Bible to be found.

This one's quite interesting. You are right, there is some documentation, but a lot of the Bible archaeology doesn't add up. Examples from the source would have been nice to examine. The comment could be as wide as saying there is archaeological evidence that ancient Egypt existed, therefore the exodus occured. In that case, a does not equal b.

Well, I was unable to post the link to the site (I did not have enough posts to be able to do links yet), but here's the host site. http://www.christiananswers.net/q-aiia/q...ptics.html
And yes, Saerules, I will put the questions in Quotes. EDIT: It is finished.