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I'm just telling the truth. Sorry you have a problem with that.You seem to know quite a bit about what it was like for a guy who doesn't really know very much about what it was like. More than some stupid archaeologists who have experience investigating ancient campsites, evidently
I think you are hoping that no evidence will be found. And you're right. Looking for evidence of biblical events is very dangerous for biblical literalists. If evidence of the exodus was discovered, the entire world of Abrahamic faith would rejoice. If evidence of the exodus was found and it revealed that the exodus differed even only slightly from the biblical account then Christians Jews and Muslims would still rejoice but the faith of biblical literalists would be destroyed.
And you guys are the ones who are or were saying because there was no evidence of any campsites, then it must not have ever happened, etc, thinking you were disproving it, and you were the ones seeming to be rejoicing in that, etc, and I'm just telling you otherwise, because I do know how evidence of camping or campsites are atypically detected archeologically after this long a period of time, etc.
But nothing that has been discovered today has absolutely proven, or absolutely disproven the Bible evidence-wise, and right now anyway, I'm not going to hold my breath either way until it is either way otherwise, etc.
God Bless.
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