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:::::: True, this anomaly ''does not exist''.  But, for an atheist, there is no obvious reason that it shouldn't: this is an illustration of the predictive power of the Bible.  Considering counterfactual situations is an important part of any logical thinking, and I see no reason that we can't analyze the possibility.

:::::: True, this anomaly ''does not exist''.  But, for an atheist, there is no obvious reason that it shouldn't: this is an illustration of the predictive power of the Bible.  Considering counterfactual situations is an important part of any logical thinking, and I see no reason that we can't analyze the possibility.

:::::: I believe that this page would be considerably strengthened if it made specific and falsifiable claims about science not yet discovered.  One such would be the assertion that typical human lifespans will never exceed 120 years.  Are there any other instances of specific Biblical foreknowledge you can suggest which deal with topics still not understood by science today?  (And whose falsity, though counterfactual, would provide a valid [[Counterexamples to the Bible|counterexample to the Bible]])  Such claims would prove without question the validity of the Bible to atheists who do not yet accept this. --[[User:LanceS|LanceS]] 13:26, 4 October 2010 (EDT)

:::::: I believe that this page would be considerably strengthened if it made specific and falsifiable claims about science not yet discovered.  One such would be the assertion that typical human lifespans will never exceed 120 years.  Are there any other instances of specific Biblical foreknowledge you can suggest which deal with topics still not understood by science today?  (And whose falsity, though counterfactual, would provide a valid [[Counterexamples to the Bible|counterexample to the Bible]])  Such claims would prove without question the validity of the Bible to atheists who do not yet accept this. --[[User:LanceS|LanceS]] 13:26, 4 October 2010 (EDT)