It’s no wonder he doesn’t look at comments, it reminds him that his head is but an echo chamber.

And he won’t even post his video game high-scores.

That may be because I’ve been up north for a week, without internet, and the post has been offscreen for a few days. However, I shall respond with pleasure here.

Just to refresh readers’ memory, I had asserted that Bible contained myths. You asked me to “prove” that. Noting that neither you nor I could go back in time, I asked what in your opinion would constitute a “myth”.

I suggested the following criteria:

- Pre-existence of a Biblical narrative in other cultures, predating the Bible account; - Contradiction between biblical narratives;
- Definitively, physically impossible events.

So - just to be clear - you would accept these as proof?

In my opinion, here is a Big Mistake: the Canadian Radio-television and
Telecommunications Commission telling us what to do.

Matthew, I you do not like government education, do not attend it.

Ah. Thanks for this expression of interest and respect for the folks who take the time to respond to your posts. I mistakenly assumed you had some interest in discussion.

I won’t waste your time any further.