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It amuses me that Christian apologists think they can gain knowledge by studying the Bible in isolation, without actually checking it against real-world data to see if it's telling the truth. If you never bother to look up from the pages of Lord of the Rings, you will never notice that there aren't any elves about. |
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[QB] It amuses me that Christian apologists think they can gain knowledge by studying the Bible in isolation, without actually checking it against real-world data to see if it's telling the truth. Hi guys, I've just joined your website. It's amusing. What do you mean by, "checking it against real-world data?" You mean material evidence? You said that because science disproves Genesis,the WHOLE Bible is wrong as a result. The problem with you atheists is that you hold the Bible "guilty until proven innocent." (I would hate to be judged in your courts!) I would like to tell you a pretty realistic story: A pastor and a soap maker were just sitting down, and talking, and the topic turned over to religion. The soap maker said to the pastor, "Your Jesus is no good in this world. There are so much criminals, and hypocrites in the world." The pastor replied, "your soap business is no good in this world. There are so many stink, dirty people." The soap maker replied, "yeah, it only works when you use it." "Same here, the pastor replied." |
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And how is the story of Romulus and Remus being the sons of a god and a virgin that much more preposterous than the story of Jesus Christ being the son of a god and a virgin? (LAF on Jesus Christ vs. soap makers...) However, soap makers are far from omnipotent while Jesus Christ supposedly is omnipotent. |
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The bible has been found guilty, not simply declared guilty.
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Welcome to this site. I looked at your hobbies...so, is this 'worship' or is this what you say when you're having a break from worship? Just wondering love Helen |
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