Re: Reliability of the Bible
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Why do you think Judus had to kiss Jesus? So the guards knew which Jesus to arrest, because there was more than one in the garden that night curious how you know there was more than one Jesus present in that time and place... could it be that Judas had to kiss Jesus because the soldiers didn't know Him personally? He was surrounded by 12 other guys.
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Re: Reliability of the Bible
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Copying a document well in no way whatsoever means that document is truthful. What a bizarre thought process.
Keith C'mon, modern MSM says the exact same thing over and over and over. You mean it's NOT true?? LOL
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Re: Reliability of the Bible
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Copying a document well in no way whatsoever means that document is truthful. What a bizarre thought process.
Keith C'mon, modern MSM says the exact same thing over and over and over. You mean it's NOT true?? LOL It doesn't mean it's not true. It means nothing to the veracity at all. Keith
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Re: Reliability of the Bible
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Interesting that not one archeological discovery has disproved the Bible, but many have been discovered that prove the Bible's accuracy. Many rivers, mountains, valleys, cities, kings, battles, even scribes and priests.
Psalm 34:6
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Re: Reliability of the Bible
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Copying a document well in no way whatsoever means that document is truthful. What a bizarre thought process.
Keith This is true. I've also heard it said that we can use the Bible to verify the truthfulness of the Bible, or that the Bible proves itself to be true, which is also nonsense. If that were true, then we could also use Snow White and the 7 dwarves to prove that Snow White and the 7 dwarves is true. Copying a document well over a long time period does mean, though, that we can eliminate the variable of a sort of "telephone game" thing where the text changes over time, and we can look at what we have today, and know that it's what the original document writers wrote, and that helps to understand the thought processes of the writers, and what they intended to say. Now, whether or not they were confused, lying, or actually believed what they wrote..............
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Re: Reliability of the Bible
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Interesting that not one archeological discovery has disproved the Bible, but many have been discovered that prove the Bible's accuracy. Many rivers, mountains, valleys, cities, kings, battles, even scribes and priests. Archeology has proven a lot of Biblical events that were previously thought to be myths true. But archeology also proves that mankind, and the world, has been around waaaaaaaaaay longer than 6000 years, which directly contradicts the Bible.
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Re: Reliability of the Bible
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I put no faith in the dating methods of evolutionists. Their date for the age of the earth has changed from 10,000 years in the beginning of their religion, to 4.5 billion years old now... that's a pretty big variable.
Psalm 34:6
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Re: Reliability of the Bible
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I found this interesting. Thought you people that think the Bible is false would like to see this. Once again I believe you don't understand what you are posting. The last column..."Accuracy of Copies" does not mean that the content is true or accurate. It only means.......as Keith has pointed out .....that the 'copy' is 99.5% accurate compared to the source that was copied. I has nothing to do with validity or facts. Case in point is the inclusion of Homer's Iliad. This is mythology about the Wars between Troy and Greece. It includes the intervention of the 'gods' Apollo, Athena, and Achilles. It is obviously not factual in that aspect..........but it was copied fairly well.
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Re: Reliability of the Bible
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Interesting that not one archeological discovery has disproved the Bible, but many have been discovered that prove the Bible's accuracy. Many rivers, mountains, valleys, cities, kings, battles, even scribes and priests. Archeology has proven a lot of Biblical events that were previously thought to be myths true. But archeology also proves that mankind, and the world, has been around waaaaaaaaaay longer than 6000 years, which directly contradicts the Bible. How has archeology proven any contradictions to the Bible? Dating of items has been shown to be in error. For example, million year old fossils(not truly) can be made in a few minutes with some heat and pressure - then carbon dated and come back millions of years old - when you just watched them being made.
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