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Nearly all of the [[miracle]]s and [[parable]]s in the [[Bible]] have a humorous element to them.  Examples include running out of wine (the only drinkable beverage) at a wedding, catching so many fish that the boat was in danger of sinking, and multiplying fish and loaves so much that the scraps overflow the baskets.  [[Atheist]]s who see humor in literature fail to see humor in similar light-hearted verses in the Bible.

Nearly all of the [[miracle]]s and [[parable]]s in the [[Bible]] have a humorous element to them.  Examples include running out of wine (the only drinkable beverage) at a wedding, catching so many fish that the boat was in danger of sinking, and multiplying fish and loaves so much that the scraps overflow the baskets.  Many of the [[parable]]s are humorous parodies of arrogant men, such as [[The Parable of the Pharisee and the Publican]] in which an elitist laughs at an outcast, when the real joke is at the expense of the elitist.  [[Atheist]]s who see humor in literature fail to see humor in similar light-hearted verses in the Bible.

The calming of the seas was after the [[Apostles]] were fearful the boat would sink while [[Jesus]] was sleeping.  There is a light-hearted nature to the Bible, in contrast to the humorlessness common among [[atheist]]s.  ''See'' [[Mystery:Does God Have a Sense of Humor?]]

The calming of the seas was after the [[Apostles]] were fearful the boat would sink while [[Jesus]] was sleeping.  There is a light-hearted nature to the Bible, in contrast to the humorlessness common among [[atheist]]s.  ''See'' [[Mystery:Does God Have a Sense of Humor?]]