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Believers push back on reading Jonah's whale as fable

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A social media post is challenging the view held by some scholars that the biblical story of Jonah being swallowed by a whale, described in Jonah chapters 1 to 4, is a tale for children rather than a record of real events. The writer insists that 'nothing is impossible with God', framing the debate as one of faith over academic scepticism. The Book of Jonah's historicity has long divided theologians and literalist readers.

Why now: The post has drawn engagement because the literal truth of the Jonah and the whale story remains a live debate between scholars and believers.

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