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Hector Avalos’ Critique of Patterns of Evidence (About the Historicity of the Exodus)
Patterns of Evidence is a 2015 documentary arguing that the biblical Exodus happened in history. On the blog, Debunking Christianity, biblical scholar Hector Avalos extensively critiques the documentary. I am sharing this for the information that Avalos presents. http://debunkingchristianity.blogspot.com/2016/01/patterns-of-poor-research-critique-of.html
Posted in Bible, Exodus, History, Religion
Tagged Hector Avalos, historicity of Exodus, Patterns of Evidence
