Here is the author's comment: "If you ask me if I believe someone walked on water, no, I don't," Nof said. "Maybe somebody walked on the ice, I don't know. I believe that something natural was there that explains it."
That does explain it. His belief requires him to work really hard to come up with an alternative explanation. Or he's just an obscure researcher who had to think of some sensational link to get his research noticed.
Buggy's right. Here's someone who either believes that the Bible is a credible source of history, and then tries to disprove it, or, here's someone researching some asinine theory who needs media attention...and Jesus can get it for him.
I am a pastor serving in my hometown of Albertville, Alabama. The greatest evidence of God's grace in my life are my wife, son, and daughter. One look at me and then my wife will tell you that her "yes" was a modern day miracle. Otherwise, I am almost completely mundane.
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Good grief...
I think those 'scientists' need to spend a few weeks up north to appreciate the cold.
Here is the author's comment:
"If you ask me if I believe someone walked on water, no, I don't," Nof said. "Maybe somebody walked on the ice, I don't know. I believe that something natural was there that explains it."
That does explain it. His belief requires him to work really hard to come up with an alternative explanation. Or he's just an obscure researcher who had to think of some sensational link to get his research noticed.
Buggy's right. Here's someone who either believes that the Bible is a credible source of history, and then tries to disprove it, or, here's someone researching some asinine theory who needs media attention...and Jesus can get it for him.
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