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Debate:Does the Bible (Old and the New Testament) have the infallible words of God? (view source)
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: That I can understand. I just think it's important to separate issues of ''fact'' (Does this God exist as described?) from issues of preference (assuming this God exists, do I want anything to do with Him?). Your arguments so far have centered around whether or not he is a ''good'' God ... my question is, what reason do you have to believe that the book is factually and historically false? [[User:Ungtss|Ungtss]] 20:26, 17 July 2007 (EDT)
: That I can understand. I just think it's important to separate issues of ''fact'' (Does this God exist as described?) from issues of preference (assuming this God exists, do I want anything to do with Him?). Your arguments so far have centered around whether or not he is a ''good'' God ... my question is, what reason do you have to believe that the book is factually and historically false? [[User:Ungtss|Ungtss]] 20:26, 17 July 2007 (EDT)
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==Apply your principle to road rules and see how you go==
If I decide "Well, I think stopping means to actually stop moving my head, therefore I stopped", I have no excuse when the lawman questions me...unless he notes me as insane.<br/>
If I decide to read the building standards but do it my own way, according to what I feel would be nicer, I have no excuse when the lawman questions me...unless I've liaised with him over some misunderstanding.<br/>
If I decide to read the scriptures and make my OWN interpretation, then technically, I have my OWN religion, but it won't be registered with man, nor with God. Still, as for the perspective of the Bible having infallible words of God, the answer is yes. How can I say this when the Hebrew scriptures speak of warfare, and in the Christian era those who used to be soldiers gave it up for a life of peace? There must be an understanding. Either it contradicts itself, or it's worth reading to see where this change took place, and even where it was mentioned that it WOULD take place (clue: Isaiah 2:2-4, Micah 4:1-4)