Difference between revisions of "Debate:Why the Bible"

From Conservapedia
Jump to navigation Jump to search
Line 2: Line 2:
 
There is no evidence that the Bible is more trustworthy than any other piece of literature. The Bible is merely a fictional novel which has traditionally been believed and baselessly seen as the infallible word of God for hundreds of generations.  
 
There is no evidence that the Bible is more trustworthy than any other piece of literature. The Bible is merely a fictional novel which has traditionally been believed and baselessly seen as the infallible word of God for hundreds of generations.  
 
-Helios
 
-Helios
 +
 +
Agreed. I think it was made by some men wanting to show people morals and values, like Aesop fables.

Revision as of 21:35, April 8, 2007

Nothing

There is no evidence that the Bible is more trustworthy than any other piece of literature. The Bible is merely a fictional novel which has traditionally been believed and baselessly seen as the infallible word of God for hundreds of generations. -Helios

Agreed. I think it was made by some men wanting to show people morals and values, like Aesop fables.