Creation/evolution3

[Drich]

I have noticed a new trend in the theists argument recently.
The "this is why there is no evidence" argument.

The "god exists outside our reference". argument.
The "2 million people can travel tracelessly for 40 years" argument.
The "You can't find evidence for miracles because they leave no mark in nature being supernatural argument" argument.

Where is the very same evidence from the now found cities, that you are demanding to see from the exodus? Where is the evidence from the different world conquoring armies, that you demand to see from the exodus?

It's not just a lack of evidence from the exodus. If not for the foundational foot prints of said cities we would not have any evidence for anything.

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I have noticed a new trend in the theists argument recently.
The "this is why there is no evidence" argument.

The "god exists outside our reference". argument.
The "2 million people can travel tracelessly for 40 years" argument.
The "You can't find evidence for miracles because they leave no mark in nature being supernatural argument" argument.

It's the last refuge of 6-year-olds, scoundrels, and of course Christians.

and appearently world history.

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I have noticed a new trend in the theists argument recently.
The "this is why there is no evidence" argument.

The "god exists outside our reference". argument.
The "2 million people can travel tracelessly for 40 years" argument.
The "You can't find evidence for miracles because they leave no mark in nature being supernatural argument" argument.

This is helped by how open to interpretation books like the Bible are. "Gaps" arguments are just as easily applied to the Bible as they can be to anything else, because the Bible is so open to interpretation. If the details get sketchy, either dig in your heels or just fall back on magic.

red herring. We were not talking about just the bible or interpertation We were discussing world history and the evidence for it!

I guess now that you FIANALLY understand my arguement you are trying to run from it.