Quote from stu:
The Bible stories and Dracula stories are fictional , so no there is not a direct contrast there.
Right. The stone tablet thing is fiction. There is evidence the Bible is fiction The Bible set the God/Jesus character in Bethlehem , there is abundant archaeological evidence of a Bethlehem. That does not match up to evidence for the Bible being non fictional.
Bram Stoker set Count Dracula in Transylvania, there is abundant archaeological evidence of a Transylvania. That neither matches up to evidence for Count Dracula being non fictional.
Both have no other compelling archaeological evidence that either are anything other than fiction.
I thought you were a research scientist or something like that? Shouldn't you at least do a little research befor making such ingorant claims?