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Debate:Does the Bible (Old and the New Testament) have the infallible words of God? (view source)
Revision as of 21:52, July 17, 2007
, 21:52, July 17, 2007→Hypocricy without Faith
: 3) I don't find the title of those discussion to be a particularly meaningful question. How do you test whether "Bible" = Infallible Word of God? Where do you get your Infallible word? From the Bible! The only thing you can compare it to and test it against is ... itself. A=A. All you can do is determine whether you find the book to be ''credible'' or not. That's a whole other inquiry. [[User:Ungtss|Ungtss]] 21:16, 16 July 2007 (EDT)
: 3) I don't find the title of those discussion to be a particularly meaningful question. How do you test whether "Bible" = Infallible Word of God? Where do you get your Infallible word? From the Bible! The only thing you can compare it to and test it against is ... itself. A=A. All you can do is determine whether you find the book to be ''credible'' or not. That's a whole other inquiry. [[User:Ungtss|Ungtss]] 21:16, 16 July 2007 (EDT)
It implied thay went to hell, as they couldn't follow the law or Jesus. I read Romans 1-2, and have some questions:
1.)Why he says only through faith and not actions can you be saved, but in this passage it says all your actions are judged, and you're punished accordingly. Uh, clarify.
1.)Why he says only through faith and not actions can you be saved, but in this passage it says all your actions are judged, and you're punished accordingly. Uh, clarify.
2.)It also says in this passage that God does not show favortism; He had "chosen people" in the form of Israelites, again an example of the Bible contradicting itself.
2.)It also says in this passage that God does not show favortism; He had "chosen people" in the form of Israelites, again an example of the Bible contradicting itself.