Question about Islam

[Bunwahaha [still dunno why, but well, so be it]]

Pardon, I may be awfully stupid, but, I can't resist:

Second, both the Old and New Testament are historically accounted for within recorded human history.

You spoke mainly about NT here, and, I've the impress that in life in general most of people, evangelicals or not, just westerners, think that OT, outside of Genesis and miracles, mainly more or less refers to historical events.

Outside of miracles, according to historical facts, to works of historians, lot of things are or not exact or even didn't exist, like the... exodus! I've even been surprised about it. I didn't believe in the miracles of the Exodus but I thought it happened. According to the historian Israël Finkelstein, passioned by the Bible and who gave his life to find traces of what's in it through the historian facts, there is not the slightest trace of that event in facts and he says that if such a thing had happen it should had let of traces by several ways.

I've all on interview of him speaking about this, and his works in general, unluckily it's in French. If some are interested that's here.

[Bunwahaha [still dunno why, but well, so be it]]

Well, I read all what you say but I can't debate. I can just report the fact that this Historian, Israel Finkelstein which is passioned by the biblical account and who gave his life to check what is historical in it, said that according to works of Historians, there were not traces of such an event which should have let a lot by several ways.

Frankly, according to the interview I read from him I trust his sincerity and the fact that his not militant in his work. Maybe you could find English interview of him on the net if you're interested.

Then, you arrive with some evidences. I personally can't judge and I'm not so that interested by the debate of the truth or not of the biblical account. I just thought it was good to present that guy in this debate.