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This is 100% fiction. 21st century and people still believe in Sodom and it's destruction. The I don't believe god I believe natural things delusion. This is
by aaron695 5y ago
This is 100% fiction.
21st century and people still believe in Sodom and it's destruction.
The I don't believe god I believe natural things delusion. This is part of the scam. By saying it's not magic, as an atheist you have to believe them else you believe in god.
Meteor's don't do this. If they did we'd see it elsewhere. (Please don't say Tunguska or the made up events like Ch'ing-yang)
Back when no one was around and most people did not live in cities, 8000 people died in magic town. But we've never seen it again in modern times with most of the population in cities and everyone has a cell phone and satellites or going back 500 years, printing to actually record it.
Archaeologists write fiction. This is not hard to understand, they are the same as historians, they are artists. They tell good stories. Some of their stories overlap with reality a bit. That's not the case here.
- jazzyjackson 5y agoI don't think your comment deserved to be killed but I also don't think this is a very good take. Just because something is mentioned in the bible doesn't mean it's made up. Is your argument that "if meteors could destroy cities we'd see more cities destroyed by meteors"?
- Mikeb85 5y agoIs your belief system so weak that thinking an ancient myth could have been inspired by a real event is that dangerous?
- simion314 5y agoIf I were a religious extremist like you I would do the reverse, "see the Bible is right, God sent that meteorite". On the other topic how is possible to be an anti-science Christian while at the same time the priests and monks have many member that are scientists (including historians and astronomers)
- OneTimePetes 5y agoWe have videos of lights from the sky shattering glass in russia?