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What do you call someone who uses faulty evidence to lie? | "THEY" FOUND BODIES AT THE BOTTOM OF THE RED SEA WHERE EGYPTIAN SOLIDERS WOULD BE AFTER MOSES WALKED THROUGH!
HALLELUHAH! The story claiming human skeletons, chariot wheels, and Egyptian army remains at the bottom of the Red Sea gained traction only through a satirical website (World News Daily Report), not actual archaeology. Investigations found that the alleged “Professor” involved didn’t exist and that the underwater photos of a skull used to support the claim were taken from a 2014 National Geographic article about a skeleton discovered in a flooded Mexican cave. NO. NO, THEY DIDN'T. PURE CHRISTIAN DESPERATION LOL | image tagged in atheist,moses,christian desperation | made w/ Imgflip meme maker
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Read the story here. Its hilarious.
https://phys.org/news/2018-03-false-story-archaeologists-unearth-exodus.html
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"THEY" FOUND BODIES AT THE BOTTOM OF THE RED SEA WHERE EGYPTIAN SOLIDERS WOULD BE AFTER MOSES WALKED THROUGH! HALLELUHAH! The story claiming human skeletons, chariot wheels, and Egyptian army remains at the bottom of the Red Sea gained traction only through a satirical website (World News Daily Report), not actual archaeology. Investigations found that the alleged “Professor” involved didn’t exist and that the underwater photos of a skull used to support the claim were taken from a 2014 National Geographic article about a skeleton discovered in a flooded Mexican cave. NO. NO, THEY DIDN'T. PURE CHRISTIAN DESPERATION LOL