What does this have to do with the Bible. Again you do not understand what is true Bible and what is false, counterfeit or forgery.
Do you understand what is true science compared to the false, counterfeit forgery they call science?
Sure. True Science will be borne out in the evidence and repeatability/continual testing, because this is how Science works. How do you determine what is True Scripture and what is false, counterfeit or forgery? Science has a method which has continually produced tangible results and self corrections, but it seems (from the tens of thousands of denominations just in Christianity alone, let alone all the abrahamic religions available) that there's no way to tell with certainty what religious writings are true and what is allegory, false, counterfeit or forgery.
If you take the time to sift through the evidence of the trial, you'll see she was influenced quite heavily by a particular street preacher and retreated to reading the Bible quite profusely leading up to the murder of her children. She claimed on a number of occasions that she wasn't a good enough example for her children and that they were going to reach the age of reason and be condemned to Hell for her own inadequacies in not being able to live up to the standards of Heaven - so she chose to send them to Heaven while they were still children,
knowing it was murder and against the law of man. <=== THIS is why
'Faith' ought to be challenged at every turn.
From:
Andrea Yates case: Expert: Mom believed she was battling Satan - CNN.com
"Based on interviews and his study of the defendant's psychiatric records, Resnick said Yates believed killing her children was the only way to win her battle with Satan for her children's souls -- if she killed them while they were still under the "age of accountability," they would join God in Heaven."
From:
Mum who drowned her five kids now spends life watching happy home videos
"Her husband Rusty had always claimed that his wife's condition was due to demons, not mental health. This idea was better understood when Andrea addressed the court during the first trial claiming, "If I didn't do it, they would be tormented by Satan." She stated that she committed the act, and prayed they would all now go to heaven."
From:
Breaking News, Analysis, Politics, Blogs, News Photos, Video, Tech Reviews - TIME.com
"Dietz zeroed in. "As you drowned each one, did you think it was the right thing to be doing?" Andrea nodded yes. Dietz asked, upon drowning the kids, if she thought about heaven.
"I was praying they would go there."
She said she called the police because she knew the murders would be perceived as bad, despite her higher purpose."
Given God doesn't come down here and correct everyone's special and correct (yet entirely different to everyone else's) interpretation of his Holy Text (whichever one it might be -Judaism, Christian, Islam, Mormon, etc.), how do you know her interpretation is incorrect? Was Abraham incorrect to take his Son to the Altar for sacrifice? Was Jeptha wrong to offer his daughter up as a burnt offering to God? What's the difference, and how do you know Andrea isn't right in her beliefs? Seems to me her being right with respect to scripture can't be ruled out...