Originally posted by Agerg
For the sake of argument, what do you think constitutes good evidence KellyJay that I have purposely overlooked?
Tales in some ancient book written by uneducated, unsophisticated, bronze/iron age people about talking snakes and resurrections of people created via virgin births!???
Perhaps you refer to accounts of the supernatural on the part of millions of ...[text shortened]... n this crap countless times - such "evidence" is, to me at least, worthless.
Tales from a book however old we as a race have been applying since we
learned how to write, so just because it is old does not automatically mean it
should be dismissed. When looking at the questions raised if all you got is that
you reject it because of age of the writing; you are not standing on very solid
ground for your rejection.
Uneducated and unsophisticated speaks more to you arrogance than it does
to the writers of that age as well. If you denigrate them you can ignore them
is not a very wise thing to do, especially since no one has come up with
anything better since the times of their writings; moreover, they were writing
about things that happened to them what they saw and went through do
not become false simply due to a passage of time, if they did experience them.
If they encountered God and they write about it your views about them no
matter how bad are meaningless with respect to the truthfulness of their
experiences. If you can avoid rejecting out of hand for those two reasons and
actually look at what gets presented closely I do think you'll see things in a
little clearer light; however, if all your going to do is reject as things come up
because they came up...I think your blinders will keep you in the dark.
I'll get to the evidence later when I have more time.
Kelly