notapadawan

Nothing like cutting and running when your argument is full of holes...

Bible John

I wish to apologize for my unchrist conduct and statements made in a recent post. I truly was not thinking and I did feel guilty about the statement, but I did not delete it. My predecessor Jason Gastrich set a poor example for Christians as a whole, and I bet that many of you guys are watching us Christians very carefully after having experienced him, and I apologize for also setting a bad example.

My opponent is a brother in the Lord, and I should not have made such inflammatory remarks as I did. I am greatly sorry.

I am reading the Truth War (or via: amazon.co.uk) at this time, and getting really excited about some weapons to aid me in the War on Terror. I should not have spoken to a brother in the Lord the way that I did.


Sincerely,


John Wolf
Church Education Resource Ministries
www.cerm.info

Johnny Skeptic

I congratulate you for making your apology, and for making apologies before. However, I, and a lot of other people, are still waiting for you to defend inerrancy. How can an inerrantist ever expect to get anywhere without defending inerrancy? At the General Religious Discussions Forum, you said that the Bible is inerrant because it says that it is inerrant, and that was basically all that you said. Do you really expect to get anywhere with a comment like that?

May I ask what difference it makes which version of the Bible is best if the Bible cannot be trusted?

notapadawan

No need to apologize. Let's just keep the discussion centered on the issues and not the posters.

Bible John

I dont think there will ever be an agreement between you and me on this issue and why I think that possibly debating with you further on it is fruitless.


John

notapadawan

You sure are a funny guy... You were so hoping I'd join the discussion ,and I did. Then you presented an argument you assumed would silence me, which it didn't. Now you can't figure out how to debate the issue and so naturally you cut and run. It's ok. Buh-bye...