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@PGA2.0
The historical accuracy of an old book does not support any supernatural claims within that same book.History is a confirmation of what was spoken before the event happened. Is that a reasonable statement?
I think you're describing prophecy.
Let's say that your old book contains 100% verifiable prophecy.
Accurate predictions of historical events - does not - support any supernatural claims within that same book.
Each individual claim must be verified and taken on its own merits.
There is no number of accurate claims that gives a person, or an old book, BLANKET CREDIBILITY.
What kind of prophecies about real events were predicted beforehand and came about as said?
It may surprise you but rise of ISIS was predicted way back during late 80s. Shocked? But it’s true. A Bulgarian fortune teller who died 20 years ago warned of the rise of ISIS by claiming there would be a 'great Muslim war' in 2016. [LINK]
Despite these prognostications of Russian staying power, the Soviet state was actually in grave danger.
Meyer declared this in stark terms:
"Now let us consider the implication of our assertion that if the Soviet Union doesn’t take the West in the next 20 years or so, it never will: it means that if present trends continue, we’re going to win the cold war."
Meyer was right. The Soviet Union collapsed only eight years later. [LINK]
The Simpsons has almost prophetic abilities.
These are pictures of Donald Trump as president. In the year 2000, they aired an episode where they said that Donald Trump would become president. The episode below was aired in 2015, before Trump had been elected. They predicted a presidency 16 years before it happened.
In this episode, Homer was trying to vote for Obama, but the machine changed his vote to McCain. That was aired in 2008. Then in the 2012 elections, lots of people said the machines were changing their votes. [LINK]