02 Sep 09
Originally posted by RBHILLYou cannot possibly justify that assertion. I guess it's one of those things you were taught as a child, so you still believe it now. For those of us not brainwashed as children, it's a ludicrous statement. Provide any proof whatsoever as to it's veracity.
This is NOT a trick question.
Answer: A. Yes. The men who wrote the Bible were inspired by God. He used them as "pens" to write His Word to humanity.
02 Sep 09
Originally posted by acb123perhaps after examining the text, one can make the statement that it is ludicrous, making it before the text has been examined, is termed prejudice, of which we were also warned against as children.
You cannot possibly justify that assertion. I guess it's one of those things you were taught as a child, so you still believe it now. For those of us not brainwashed as children, it's a ludicrous statement. Provide any proof whatsoever as to it's veracity.
02 Sep 09
Originally posted by robbie carrobieHaving been educated by Salesians, I am perfectly aware of the contents of the book. You haven't justified the statement that it was influenced by anything other than the intentions of the writers.
perhaps after examining the text, one can make the statement that it is ludicrous, making it before the text has been examined, is termed prejudice, of which we were also warned against as children.
02 Sep 09
Originally posted by acb123i do not need to qualify the statement, for if you have evaluated the text, you will know what parts are considered to be inspired, and why, and thus you shall produce the relevant arguments to state your case.
Having been educated by Salesians, I am perfectly aware of the contents of the book. You haven't justified the statement that it was influenced by anything other than the intentions of the writers.
02 Sep 09
Originally posted by robbie carrobieYou have the same debating skills as Daniel58. You don't answer questions, you repeat the same tired old cliches. They mean nothing to anyone except your fellow believers. No sale here.
i do not need to qualify the statement, for if you have evaluated the text, you will know what parts are considered to be inspired, and why, and thus you shall produce the relevant arguments to state your case.
02 Sep 09
Originally posted by acb123actually if you can show where anyone else has used this so called cliché i for one would be much obliged, for it was borne from my own mind, as for debating technique, you produce a statement, when asked to substantiate it, you resort to the usual subterfuge and produce a big fat centre of a doughnut. next time you make an assertion, make sure it has content!
You have the same debating skills as Daniel58. You don't answer questions, you repeat the same tired old cliches. They mean nothing to anyone except your fellow believers. No sale here.
02 Sep 09
Originally posted by RBHILLHang on a second. If He used them as "pens", then God wrote the Bible as surely as the Unabomber's typewriter did NOT write his manifesto for him.
This is NOT a trick question.
Answer: A. Yes. The men who wrote the Bible were inspired by God. He used them as "pens" to write His Word to humanity.
02 Sep 09
Originally posted by robbie carrobie" Read the text and the answer will come from within "...that's not a cliche? Reading back, you haven't asked me to substantiate anything. I stated that there is no proof that the Bible was given to man by any outside deity. No subterfuge there...a straightforward fact. Disprove it with your evidence, if there is any.
actually if you can show where anyone else has used this so called cliché i for one would be much obliged, for it was borne from my own mind, as for debating technique, you produce a statement, when asked to substantiate it, you resort to the usual subterfuge and produce a big fat centre of a doughnut. next time you make an assertion, make sure it has content!
02 Sep 09
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Originally posted by acb123i am not pandering to your misconceptions and construed claims of, read the text and the answer will come from within????? what are we some type of mystics, get a grip man! you have made the claim that the Bible cannot be inspired, that to think otherwise is brainwashing and ludicrous, with what have you substantiated your claims, nothingness! it is a veritable desert region, a tundra of emptiness, outside a lone coyote howls.......etc etc etc
" Read the text and the answer will come from within "...that's not a cliche? Reading back, you haven't asked me to substantiate anything. I stated that there is no proof that the Bible was given to man by any outside deity. No subterfuge there...a straightforward fact. Disprove it with your evidence, if there is any.