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→‎No counterexamples to the Bible?: A doubling in population every 30 years for a 1000 years would be roughly 2^30, or a billion, far more than is needed
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:::::That strains credulity a bit.
 
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:::::: You're right, it does.  And the mistake is your time estimate for [[Exodus]].  As taught in my class, it is widely accepted that Exodus occurred either in the 1200s or 1400s B.C.  See [[World_History_Lecture_One#Egypt]].  A doubling in population every 30 years for a 1000 years would be roughly 2^30, or a billion, far more than is needed.--[[User:Aschlafly|Andy Schlafly]] 21:29, 11 August 2010 (EDT)
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