Coincidence or divine design?

flippyshark · 03-11-2005, 09:55 PM

I need to see a larger photograph. It looks to me like just beyond the frame, the "edges" of the star simply continue on to be their own circles. If that is the case, then there is simply a pattern of circles which, if framed correctly (frame the center one and cut off the others) and tipped a little to the side, can be interpreted as a Star of David. I want to see the rest of the image.

However, even if the pattern in that photo is really the whole thing, I'm not too overwhelmed. It's really just six semi-circles surrounding a circle. A real star of David would be two triangles made up of straight edges. That would be much more astonishing. This, at best, would fit into the "it's there if you want to see it" category.

Okay, I guess I've shown my mega-skeptic stripes. (I hope no one hates me now.)

03-11-2005, 09:55 PM	#7
flippyshark Senior Member Join Date: Jan 2005 Location: Orlando, FL Posts: 2,852	I need to see a larger photograph. It looks to me like just beyond the frame, the "edges" of the star simply continue on to be their own circles. If that is the case, then there is simply a pattern of circles which, if framed correctly (frame the center one and cut off the others) and tipped a little to the side, can be interpreted as a Star of David. I want to see the rest of the image. However, even if the pattern in that photo is really the whole thing, I'm not too overwhelmed. It's really just six semi-circles surrounding a circle. A real star of David would be two triangles made up of straight edges. That would be much more astonishing. This, at best, would fit into the "it's there if you want to see it" category. Okay, I guess I've shown my mega-skeptic stripes. (I hope no one hates me now.)
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