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You miss quoted me, I said: "Archeology falsifies the story of Exodus.."
Answers in Genesis is not taken seriously by anyone but those presuppositionally committed to their narrow belief system. Is has been debunked too many time for me to bother to do so again.
AIG actually believes this!
http://www.intellectualtakeout.org/blog/archaeology yields a site that asks: "Has Porn Really Become a ‘Public Health Crisis’?" I don't see how this relates.
https://answersingenesis.org/archaeology/does-archaeology-support-the-bible/ leads to apologia written by one Clifford Wilson (an archeologist with so little in the way are real professional credits that his bio on Answers in Genesis makes reference to his grades in graduate school). In any case, the evidence that Wilson offers up is basically, "cause the bible says so." Even so, he admits: "We have already said that we do not use the statement: “Archaeology proves the Bible.” In fact, such a claim would be putting archaeology above the Bible. What happens when seemingly assured results of archaeology are shown to be wrong after all? Very often archaeology does endorse particular Bible events. And some would say that in this way it “proves the Bible.” But such a statement should be taken with reservation because archaeology is the support, not the main foundation." The bottom line is what Wilson is an advocate of the idea that the bible is a credible source of historical information because it contains the names of "real" people and "real" places.
Here, chew on this: The Exodus, had it occurred, would have left a billion and a half fire pits (and everything else, like daily kitchen middens, burials, etc.) and yet nothing has been found. That's 64,750 pits for every square mile of Sinai or one pit in every 430 square feet (that's about a moderately sized living room). Food and burials are required, they and fire pits and kitchen middens are not archaeologically invisible and can be seen world-wide as the remains of much smaller and much older migrations.
I obviously disagree with nearly everything you posted but thanks for responding anyway.