To: puppetz
If you run enough formulae you can get a code to say anything from any huge group of letters and words.
Maybe so, but in the Bible Codes they don't run "formulae" and they have only one code, a simple skip sequence, that is complicated (mathematically) by context.
As far as the code being proof of God: Reporter Michael Drosnin who wrote two or three books on the subject believes the code is real and believes it's creator could see the future--but he STILL does not believe in God.
99 posted on
12/12/2004 7:22:59 AM PST by
TalBlack
To: TalBlack
That in itself is a formula, so you prove my point. And I notice you put "formulae" in quotes, its the plural incase you were wondering.
149 posted on
12/12/2004 5:15:57 PM PST by
puppetz
To: TalBlack
Drosnin is a quack.
His codes rarely if ever meet current criteria.
His being a quack does not negate authentic professionals.
209 posted on
12/12/2004 9:42:29 PM PST by
Quix
(5having a form of godliness but denying its power. I TIM 3:5)
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