How does "Science prove that the miracles of the Bible did not happen" ?

[vorlon13]

If he was fighting for Mars maybe. OT God ??? Doesn't sound right to me.

[Minimalist]

The stalactites are telling but pretty minor compared to the crust of the earth buckling, oceans sloshing o'er the lands, and the core of the earth vomiting molten lava everywhere.

I don't know how big the 'miracle' budget is, but Joshua really burned through a heap of it.

“If you want a miracle, here’s your miracle: Joshua destroyed a city that wasn’t even there.”


--William G. Dever, Professor of Archaeology

[vorlon13]

R'uh r'oh.

[Faith No More]

What an awesome God! ;D

Truly awesome!

Leviticus 24:10-16 ESV

Now an Israelite woman's son, whose father was an Egyptian, went out among the people of Israel. And the Israelite woman's son and a man of Israel fought in the camp, and the Israelite woman's son blasphemed the Name, and cursed. Then they brought him to Moses. His mother's name was Shelomith, the daughter of Dibri, of the tribe of Dan. And they put him in custody, till the will of the Lord should be clear to them. Then the Lord spoke to Moses, saying, “Bring out of the camp the one who cursed, and let all who heard him lay their hands on his head, and let all the congregation stone him. ...

[Whateverist]

Yes.

They're actually red bottomed pixies living in your basement.

How did they get the red bottoms?.......could it be because of a certain bottom obsessed member?

VORLON strikes again!!  But were these faeries' red bottoms as hairy as Chewbacca?  Maybe we can clear him.

[vorlon13]

Indeed

[Cato]

I'm really not here to debate the topic

This explains why your disingenuous ass completely ignored post #4 which summarily handed you your ass. Of course you're not here to debate, because you can't. Debate would require justification of your position which would quickly require demonstration and evidence. We both know you are lacking here, so you have only come to preach under the guise of mutual understanding.

All you have is "I believe", "I believe", "I believe"...whoopdie fucking doo.

[brewer]

Bumped this forward as I didn't see a response:

Can I ask who gave you the argument to consider? Did they have a position regarding miracle/science prior to asking the question?

And what will you take back to that person now that the question has been posed and responded to?

[Doubting Thomas]

most of the supposed miracles were written after the fact and to say it like so. I could claim that a miracle happened 100 years ago 
and write in a book like it truly happened and thousands of years later people would  believe it to be true. That is bible miracles in a nutshell.

Like with Fatima, to bring up our discussion from another thread.  People will still be believing in that for hundreds of years, as long as religion still survives.

[Doubting Thomas]

Indeed.

The stalactites concur.

Do you think it is possible, that God, all powerful creator and sustainer of the universe, in making the sun stand still, would also be able to prevent the destruction of the stalactites? Granted, belief in an all powerful God is required for both the miracle and the saving of the stalactites. My point being that stalactites may not necessarily prove that the miracle did not happen. If the laws of science are being broke once, why not twice? What an awesome God! ;D

Because magic.  Remember what I said before, the more you have to invoke magic to support your argument, the less likely your argument is to be true.