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I don't mean to be rude, but that this is not even remotely how empiricism works. You’ve made the claim, by asserting that your proofs are “scientific”, that these are empirically supported...

So I got the chance to try and run down your claims about Hugh Ross’ “800 variables for life”. I don’t have the book, but the only online references I could find were simply more second-hand...

I have read the prophecies in the bible. I have never seen any calculations done on their probability, nor do I know of how one could accurately calculate such a thing. It is your claim that...

A scientific claim is, by definition, a claim that others do not have to simply take your word for because it can be tested. Since you don't seem to be able to support your claim that "All other...

Awesome, thanks! A couple of questions about the pertinent claims I found therein:



How were these odds calculated? What scientists complied them and where can I read more?

In regards to...

Are you altogether sure this is all very reasonable? It doesn't seem at all clear that Luke the Evangelist was actually the author, with the only evidence I've seen in support of this claim being...

Well, I don't actually know if the disciples said this - all I have are second hand accounts written decades after the event which claim that the disciples said this.



I don't. Physicists...

Do you know where I could go to read more about these 800 variables? Thanks.




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You didn't provide any examples of fulfilled prophecies in your OP, that's all I was asking for. You may have linked to another thread in that post but, as I've been trying to explain to you, that...

The link from your OP, "so many prophecies", is dead. All I asked for was some evidence that Jesus fulfilled more prophecies than are humanely possible. I wasn't aware that this warranted...

The only vaguely scientific assertions in your OP are:



Of these only #1 is an actual scientific claim, I'm wondering how you tested this or what evidence you have to support it. Thanks.


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Actually, we've found almost 800 extra-solar planets in the relatively short time we've been able to look for them, and it's estimated that our galaxy contains at least 160 billion planets which...