God, Jesus and the Bible are nonsensical.

'The Big Bang's description is similar to 4 verses of the Bible! Woah! The Bible is true, God made the universe!' How ridiculous is that. In Jedd's book, he says that talking snakes are real, eating apples are bad and him, as the Flying Spaghetti Monster's prophet, went without food or water for a month. He also says that the Earth is not flat. Woah! Coincidence? Of course not. Everything in Jedd's book is true. 'Muslims beheading Christians for not believing in Allah.' Unless you are threatening me the same thing if I don't believe in the Christian God, this is irrelevant to the topic. 'Jews returned to Israel. Oh wait, the Bible mentioned something about it, the Bible predicted the future!' But then the Lord couldn't save them from Hitler. And today, Israel initiated war with Palestine, killing more than 2,000 Palestinians. Where is your Lord? 'Christianity goes Global: By Far the World's Largest Religion.' I don't deny that. 'The majority of people on Earth are nonsensical for believing in God, and 1 out of 3 people on Earth is nonsensical for believing in Jesus and the Bible.' Nope, it isn't them who are nonsensical, its their beliefs which are. God, Jesus and the Bible which are solely based on blind faith with no evidence, that's nonsensical. 'Science fully supports the Kraken.' No it does not. Not until there is enough irrefutable evidence to prove there was a creature like the Kraken. Simply put- if the existence of the Kraken doesn't seem to be nonsensical, then science will support it. If not, vice versa. That's the beauty of science, it is what truth is. Instead, some choose to believe and desperately look for evidence to support some fairy tale written a few thousand years ago. 'Skeletons suggest the Nephilim's existence.' There is a reason why the Nephilim is not yet accepted into science- because there isn't enough evidence. If there was, you should present it to scientists and win a Nobel prize. Science still keeps an open mind, however, if there is enough irrefutable evidence, i don't see why not accept the Nephilim, but until then, no. Nephilim could also mean a tribe of mutants, which went extinct because of natural selection; or the stories could be a made-up hoax; or fabricated skulls could also be made. Looking at the suspicious evidence, I'll admit there could be a speck of possibility these creatures (not necessarily Nephilim) existed, though the claim is weak. 'scientists claim to have found the Kraken(of Zeus) and the Nephilim(Of Satan and demons). Hmmm...Should we trust these scientists or declare so called "mythology" as nonmythology?' Wow. So you're saying that scientists are untrustworthy? Please. They do the hard work out there mapping archaeological sites, cracking DNA codes and observing the universe. While your websites are sitting on their butts looking for potential cracks in their work. Scientists have no reason to lie, everything is one step forward into understanding what haven't found out today. The websites you gave rely on commenting the supernatural and perhaps fabricating news to get some extra cash. Who is more trustworthy? Even so, even if the Nephilim or the Kraken were true, that is just one or two verses in the Bible. You have the whole Bible to prove right. A talking snake, a talking jackass, a talking bush, 900-year-old men, a man whose super-human strength resided in his hair, three men who walked unharmed through fire, a man who lived three days in the belly of a whale, a wandering star which somehow led to a particular building, and a corpse which stood up and walked away after three days in a tomb. Jesus too. He claimed a true-believer could command a mountain to move and it would move (Matthew 17:20). He can't. Jesus claimed that whatever one asks of him in his name, he will do it (John 14:13). He doesn't. He also said he would return with the Kingdom of Heaven before all of his generation was dead (Mark 9:1). He didn't. That was 2000 years ago. Kill disobedient sons (Deuteronomy 21:18-21), kill those who work on the Sabbath (Exodus 35:2), kill blasphemers (Leviticus), kill non-virginal brides (Deuteronomy 22:20,21), kill homosexuals (Leviticus 20:13), kill adulterers (Leviticus 20:10) and kill witches (Exodus 22) -- where it clearly implied that they do exist and they should be sought out. This statement, in fact, led to the torture and execution of thousands, maybe millions, by the Christian leaders of the Middle Ages. God loves you, by the way, God loves everyone. "Christianity amounts to the claim that we must love and be loved by a God who approves of the scapegoating, torture, and murder of one man -- His son, incidentally -- in compensation for the misbehavior and thought-crimes of all others." -Sam Harris.