[Christians can only seem to throw out the same tired mischaracterizations, no matter how many times they've been corrected.]
Corrected by whom? Omniscient people or fallible human beings? Sorry, believing fallible minds only leads to more fallibility. Only fools seek out fallible minds.
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So, you're turning to an ancient book of fairy tales, transcribed by desert-dwelling nomads and shephards, that has been translated, edited, censored, and added to time and time again over the course of the last several thousand years, interpreted differently by everyone who reads it, and with very little basis in historical fact, instead?
Mischaraterisation?, for example, that women are the source of sin, that blacks and minorities are the sons of Ham and meant to be ill-treated, that AIDS is a punishment to homosexual people, can I continue?
I got news for you, bud. All your "information" comes from fallible human beings, including whatever words you think God put in you. Or are you saying that you are infallible and can understand everything perfectly?
Well, I'd like to seek out omniscient people, but I can't seem to find any, certainly not between the covers of your holy bibble.
Curly: "I'm positive this will work!"
Okay, maybe Carico's on to something here, at least if it's humor she's after, but I don't know if the Three Stooges would be the best source of wisdom available.
~David D.G.
So, you're either saying that your omniscient God is only a person or that omniscient people exist somewhere.
Carico says - God forbid any of these should be corrected by the fallible mind of man.
Confused?
So were we! You can find all of this, and more, on Fundies Say the Darndest Things!
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