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Even if Moses was stoned - and I don't believe that for one second - then how does this putz explain that the entire Jewish people witnessed the giving of the Law? Its in the Bible, along with:

Moses' exhortation near the end of Deuteronomy for the people to obey G-d's Law, since they had personally witnessed what happened at Mt. Sinai.

The Bible also says that nothing must be added or subtracted from the 5 Books of Moses;

that they would never be forgotten by the Jewish people (so that no one can find some "secret" scroll in a cave and say "here's the Word of G-d, and because it was hidden you never heard of this before";

and that parents should teach their children what had happened (integral to the not forgetting part, above);

and [most important of all] that no other nation would EVER make the claim that ALL of the people had a simultaneous Divine revelation.

How could all of the above claims be made if the head guy was stoned? Because if he made such claims, then he'd have really been stoned (in the Biblical sense, not in the LSD sense). If it didn't happen, there'd be no Jews today because the event would be obviously false...nor would there be any Christians or Moslems.

This is all crap - it is some hungry for attention and money psychologist making up something for his own personal gain. On top of everything, this idiot makes it abundantly clear that he has not the slightest familiarity with the Bible.