Reply #72: Assertion is not evidendce

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I googled "exodus myth" and got basically a bunch of viagra ads worth of credible sources. Google exodus archaeology and you find more detailed but not very convincing discussion about evidence that the Exodus did happen. With ancient history mixing mythology, written records, archaeological records and who knows what else, we can expect some things to be wrong, some to be ambiguous, some inconsistent, some biased recounting, etc. That's why people with a lifetime of training in these areas disagree. But it is arrogant for a lay person to make absolute pronouncements about exactly what did and didn't happen almost 4000 years ago, based on "research" of looking up some articles in favor of one argument.