On the conservative side, there is a wide acceptance of the idea that some of the subtext patterns in the Pentateuch were created by the original Hebrew scribes in order to help preserve the exactness to which the texts were copied, and to detect inferior copies that might be made by ignorant or nefarious persons. However, [[evangelical Christians]] largely reject the idea that the Bible codes have any meaning beyond that<ref>[http://www.cft.org.za/news/davinci/response.htm A Christian Response to "The Bible Code"]</ref>, some going as far as to call pursuit of numerological codes in the Bible 'occult' and 'Satanic'<ref>http://www.christianmediaresearch.com/cmc-31.html</ref>. | On the conservative side, there is a wide acceptance of the idea that some of the subtext patterns in the Pentateuch were created by the original Hebrew scribes in order to help preserve the exactness to which the texts were copied, and to detect inferior copies that might be made by ignorant or nefarious persons. However, [[evangelical Christians]] largely reject the idea that the Bible codes have any meaning beyond that<ref>[http://www.cft.org.za/news/davinci/response.htm A Christian Response to "The Bible Code"]</ref>, some going as far as to call pursuit of numerological codes in the Bible 'occult' and 'Satanic'<ref>http://www.christianmediaresearch.com/cmc-31.html</ref>. |