Could This Go Some Way In Explaining The Biblical Miracle Of 'walking On Water?

sandyRoe | 08:26 Thu 03rd Sep 2015 | Religion & Spirituality

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http://www.msn.com/en-gb/news/other/shaolin-monk-runs-on-water-for-125-metres/vi-AAdSgA1

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Gizmonster

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Easily explained in my opinion: All the boards are connected in a line with a rope of some kind, creating one long bridge suspended over the water. The trick is to run fast enough across the water, as the rest of the bridge supports the board that is taking the monks weight. As he moves across the bridge, each board he steps on, starts to sink into the water, but its...

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birdie1971

sandyRoe - "Birdie, you have been vouchsafed a sight that would have St Thomas the apostle crying out, 'Credo', and falling into line. If a man can do it in our day why not the SOG in ancient times?"

Err... Maybe I should have pointed out that I was being sarcastic. Which is what I assume you are now being...

Clearly, Dynamo didn't literally walk on water. It was a trick. A very clever and convincing trick; but a trick nevertheless. Is it not more credible that the whole, 'Jesus walking on water' story is simply apocryphal, entirely fabricated or the result of a very clever illusion?

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