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dh & I watched a History Channel thing tonight on the "bible code". what do you all think? the way the special is put together it seems pretty convincing ... plus, I really enjoy the Rabbi who "found" the modern code (he's got a great accent).
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So, now that you know the code, what does it *really* say?
(I haven't seen anything on this, so I can't add anything useful! )Angie
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So, now that you know the code, what does it *really* say? Wink Smile
The answer is 42!!!!Comment
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Tracy - you're mixing up the Bible and the "Hitchikers Guide to the Galaxy" again!!!!! :!Originally posted by Tree
It basically says that major events in the past (and future) are predicted in the bible via varying sizes of "ELS" (skipping a particular number of characters consistently).
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Oh no, you mean I should panic?Tracy - you're mixing up the Bible and the "Hitchikers Guide to the Galaxy" again!!!!!Comment
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I have seen a show like this before...maybe even this same one, on National Geo. Anyhow, dont they have people on debunking this by saying, if you do this with any document/literature/text/etc. you will come up with the same thing? Okay, I'll stop now....I suck at this...going back to Tom and Katie.
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There was quite a debate about it, world class statisticians on both sides saying it was valid, it was bunk, etc etc.
I think it's kind of cute the things they come up with, but if you're gonna base you faith on this stuff, you're gonna get burned at some point.Enabler of DW and 5 kids
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