The Bible is not a complete work, it is comprised of many individual accounts, each of which can be checked and tested. You actually can rely on the individual books to verify other books in the Bible.
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Oh really? Then why do Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John all contradict each other when talking of Jesus? And for that matter, why do Genisis and Exodus contradict themselves ?
Genesis 1:1
Which came first, humans or animals?
Get back to us once you've "verified" these passages with each other without creating a paradox.
@Sultan417:
No, but you would be able to prove the existence of the 'Cat in the Hat', because been he's independently verified in The Cat in the Hat Comes Back .
Now that we've established he's real, I suggest we concentrate all our efforts at combating global warming on finding him. Using the VOOM in his hat to clean up the world's snow would increase the Earth's albedo and help cool the planet.
"You actually can rely on the individual books to verify other books in the Bible."
Oh, look. Someone else who hasn't read their Bible. Checking one book against another and comparing notes is one of the easiest ways to find contradictions you twit. Some "inspired" Holy Writ you've got there.
So, you are saying that the falsehoods in one persons' writings, are used to back up the falsehoods in someone elses?
Thank you for clarifying that.
The Bible is not a complete work, it is comprised of many individual accounts, each of which can be checked and tested. You actually can rely on the individual books to verify other books in the Bible.
If I may borrow your logic...
The Bible is not a complete work, it is comprised of many individual accounts
You actually can rely on the individual books to verify other books in the Bible.
Shit I think a brain cell actually tried to engage gear there. Better go beat it to death with your bible.
Confused?
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