I've heard similar points made before and while I can concede that they are at least somewhat coherent - or "not impossible" - they are almost always riddled wi

I've heard similar points made before and while I can concede that they are at least somewhat coherent - or "not impossible" - they are almost always riddled with bad grammar and every other sentence is an affront to any sense of compassion. I'm fine with people using Occams Razor even if the conclusion that brings about is uncomfortable for me. But I'm not OK if the argument made lacks basic human dignity. > (where's the blood ? I hear even muslims have blood. And ahem, all muscles relax, which would color such an immaculate burial cloth yellow and brown for reasons I won't go into, again where are those discolorations ?) Yes, they dirtied and wrapped a living child in a cloth to stage a dead child and forgot to simulate piss and shit stains necessary to pass your analysis. Huge slipup on their part. Not possible that a parent or relative would first take care to ensure the dignity of their child to remain intact before bringing them out to show their grief in front of their community. > And frankly a corpse 3 days old smells to the point that no emotion will allow you to ignore that You might be surprised. There are stories around of mothers tending to their stillborn fetus for weeks. I think one even made a blog about it. I suppose we can conclude that you are falling victim to the limits of your own experience and imagination. Otherwise known as ignorance.