14 Feb '14 15:07>
Originally posted by josephwI've also read the Bible for 30 years. I'm talking about reading about the Bible. How it was copied, compiled, and edited over the centuries. That was what was never talked about in churches during my religious years.
Please sir! I've been a reading the Bible for over 30 years. I am well acquainted with its history. The thing that you and others don't seem to understand is that [b]any historical evidence concerning the veracity of the Holy scriptures that in any way suggests that the Word of God contains errors or contradictions, is a lie.
You are unaware of the tr ...[text shortened]... hing is lost, nor will it ever be. It's too bad you don't know that, or even how it is possible.[/b]
Your blanket statement dismissing any contradictions before you've even heard what they might be indicates a closed mind - perhaps even fear of hearing any evidence against that which you wish to believe. Intellectually, that's a sad state of affairs - the equivalent of a child putting his fingers in his ears and yelling "La la la, I'm not listening" to drown out what they don't want to hear.