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Not sure if this is the right thread but seems most close to it. A long time ago Answers in Genesis posted a response to a skeptic (Benny Shannon) saying that Moses did not hear the voice of God but rather imbibed a “magical” potion from the bark of the Acacia wood which has hallucinogenic affects which give the consumer the feeling of being in the presence of God. Answers in Genesis, while a great tool for apologetics, often fails to confront or respond to the claims of the skeptics. In this case, they simply state that there is another skeptic who tries to rationalize the Bible, without giving any kind of response. Doctors and apologists of Christian Forums, I’m curious to hear how you would argue this claim by Benny Shannon?
source: Moses: Talking with God, or on Hallucinogens?
source: Moses: Talking with God, or on Hallucinogens?
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