Alright...
1. Anything in the Bible the site tries to prove must include references outside of the Bible.
2. "I can feel God"/"I speak in tongues"/"I believe whatever the Bible tells me" is not a valid argument.
3. The site cannot be a personal webpage, especially one that uses a free server rather than a legitimate domain name.
4. The site must have at least one or two references to other websites/books/articles, which must also follow rules 1-3. (it cannot be the only site on the web that claims something)
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Yeah. TF once pointed us at some wacko Christian site, with peculiar self-proclaimed scientists (who turned out NOt to be), still milling around some discovery from the 1930's...
Man, that was fun tearing apart.
UNI-sites would be okay. News-sites, ok, NASA/ESA sites and stuff like that. ✅
Darth>
Mwhahahha! What thread is that with some Fiery Eyes, whose reasoning is “The Bible is the word of God because it is the word of God because God leads you”?
you forgot some 😉
the author of the website must be known (to see if he is "famous" and works independant, etc.)
the URL can't take an obvious side: "religiousnuts.com" ie, is out of the question
the organization for which the author wrote it, if any, should be clearly stated plus a reason why
there should be more than one reference outside of the bible (so, that's: at least two!) and pointing to DIFFERENT books
etc.
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It does...
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Okay, maybe THIS http://www.angry.net/groups/r/religious_nuts.htm ?
Followed by http://www.staycatholic.com/religious_nuts.htm