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Old 08-08-2002, 08:13 PM   #1
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Hello everyone. I need some Bible quotes. Anything bad, chauvinistic, or absurd that Jesus says in the Bible. It would be most helpful.
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Bible Gateway is a concordance, which will get you to verses containing specific words or phrases. It's very useful, but for your purpose you might scan down <a href="http://www.uib.no/zoo/brage/bible/1innerr.html" target="_blank">this site</a>. It has a list of contradictions (be careful because some of them are easy for Bible apologists to weasel around) and down quite a ways some other items. Use the Bible Gateway to confirm the quotes, and insist on the King James version of the Bible--various editors have sanitized the text of more "modern" Bibles.

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In regards to Jacks post. Can anyone point out contradictions that are hard to refute? And are there any good apologist sites, the ones I have found are very basic, I'm sure meant to appease the true believer that has been challenged by a non-believer for the first time. And last, does anyone know where I can find an apologist that addresses Thomas Paines "Age of Reason"? I think it is very interesting that the book is over 200 years old, and I can't find an actual rebuttal to it.

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Originally posted by forscher1:
<strong>In regards to Jacks post. Can anyone point out contradictions that are hard to refute? And are there any good apologist sites, the ones I have found are very basic, I'm sure meant to appease the true believer that has been challenged by a non-believer for the first time. And last, does anyone know where I can find an apologist that addresses Thomas Paines "Age of Reason"? I think it is very interesting that the book is over 200 years old, and I can't find an actual rebuttal to it.

Thanks!</strong>
Ummm. Maybe because he was written before modern Bible criticism or the manuscript discoveries of the 20th century no one has bothered to do an "actual rebuttal" to him.

But I did find an article about The Age of Reason, for whatever it is worth. I have not read it.

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<strong>... does anyone know where I can find an apologist that addresses Thomas Paines "Age of Reason"? I think it is very interesting that the book is over 200 years old, and I can't find an actual rebuttal to it.
Thanks!</strong>
For what its worth I am certain there were rebuttals written to at least the first part contemporary to its writing. Thus Paine's respose to them in Part 2 of The Age of Reason.

"It has happened, that all the answers that I have seen to the former part of 'The Age of Reason' have been written by priests: and these pious men, like their predecessors, contend and wrangle, and understand the Bible; each understands it differently, but each understands it best; and they have agreed in nothing but in telling their readers that Thomas Paine understands it not."

Sorry, I just love that line.
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