Going back to what Yigal Levin wrote, that in the archeological record the
absence of evidence, is not the evidence of absence. Add to that, much of
what we think we know from archeology, may be misunderstood. Even recorded
history is so fragmentary that often assigned dates are merely matters of
convenience within a realm of possible error.
Because so little is really known, there is no way either to disprove nor
prove the Documentary Hypothesis, nor to prove or disprove Biblical
inerrancy. Both are taken on faith. Because it is a matter of faith, I do
not intend to comment on it further.
You may have the final word, but please do not misrepresent what I wrote.
Karl W. Randolph.
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