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Originally Posted by A.DIM
Indeed.
Anyone who researches the history of archaeology would realize that aside from a handful of miracles and a few other events, the people, places and occurrences found in the bible are largely accurate.
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Well, if you adjust for the hundreds if not thousands of years of oral tradition that preceded getting the stories written down, which means it's easy to tweak everything that doesn't fit well into fitting what you dig up, then yes, the bible is accurate.
Historians can't even agree on which pharaoh Moses was supposed to be against.
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