[Russell Scott]

The Bible has NEVER been proven wrong, so this is not surprising at all. What is surprisng is how man goes out of his way to try to avoid proving the absolute historical accuracy of it.

[rmmcdaniell]

For years I've been wondering if chariot parts would be found at the bottom of the Red Sea. Solid clear cut evidence of one of the records in the Old Testament and of one of God's miracles.

The Bible has NEVER been proven wrong, so this is not surprising at all. What is surprisng is how man goes out of his way to try to avoid proving the absolute historical accuracy of it.

I thing your going to have to find better evidence than this:

"I am 99.9 percent sure I picked up a chariot wheel," Peter Elmer tells WorldNetDaily after two diving trips to the Gulf of Aqaba branch of the sea. "It was covered in coral."

For freaking crying out loud, these type of people continue to ignore the reality of evolution even with the gargantuan quantity of evidence supporting it. Then they claim as proof the unsubstantiated claims of a few divers.

[CyberAnt]

Exactly!

[Jorge]

The Bible has NEVER been proven wrong, so this is not surprising at all. What is surprisng is how man goes out of his way to try to avoid proving the absolute historical accuracy of it.

Unfortunately, many people work so hard all their lives to deny God's truth...only to realize too late that could have saved their souls. Tragic.

[hawkaw]

Yeah, that flat earth thingy is still absolute ...

[bray]

Too bad the evolutionists couldn't find any proof like the Bible archaeologists. Course the Fundamental Atheists are going to say it proves nothing, right!

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