Monday, November 16, 2009 1:12:29 PM
The problem with those grasping at a Biblical "translation error" concept is that they are unable to produce any. And when they believe they do, they point at misinterpretations as proof, not translations. Now, if we can understand they are interpretations, then there can be no delusion. So, I challenge anyone to produce errors in translations that matter. Here's your chance to move out of the sandbox of pseudo-intellectual tantrums and your fits of slander into a coherent debate.
Monday, November 16, 2009 1:00:28 PM
Its interesting that no statements from the Bible have been proven false, errant interpretations perhaps, yet this goes on while science revises its own misunderstandings almost daily.
Sure, self-cleaning and custodial efforts may seem a noble attribute and a mark of some purity in science, but pales when we just compare the records of ID and evolution.
The sciences of anthropology, astronomy and geology are ever proving the ancient Biblical record. The path of scientific revolution today: These disciplines first ridiculed, then adjust in moderation, then retreat from comment, and then reluctantly, confirm the Biblical record.
If God didn't create everything then logic can only submit it hasn`t been created and we then must believe it just exists by some scientific version of faith. The conundrum-dilemma is that while we as creation eternally speculate and revise, only God can assert and prove things were not created.
Tuesday, October 27, 2009 12:47:58 AM
zerocyde: 1) I'm fairly sure Hinduism, for one, isn`t all about "The bible is 100% fact". 2) Even Christianity, is not all about "The Bible is 100% fact". 3) This doesn`t dispute that the Bible is fact.
Monday, October 26, 2009 12:15:06 PM
"Who even cares, it's all just speculation, truth is no one can prove or disprove God`s existance or the fundamental foundations of science, so instead of worrying about what other people beleive, beleive what you want."
Most of the modern world rests on the fundamental foundations of science. It is proven to be a reliable thing, one that we all trust our lives to all the time without thinking about it.
YEAY! A Monthy Python quote! Love it, and this article being about petty religious details, this is with one of the best timed quotes I have ever seen!
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