Master~Plan
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not really, u can ask a Jew and they will tell you how the Gospel is false. The arguments between the Jews and Christians over the resurrection wasn't pulled from the Bible(don't remember off hand if they are actually in there...) I pulled them from another book I'm currently reading. The argument would be the same if Evolutionists existed in the time of Christ. Just like an Evolutionist would simply correct a false religous claim, so would a Jew...[b said:Quote[/b] ]Which, as Drelin said, we know from...the Bible. This is circular reasoning, attempting to prove the Gospels with the Gospels.
I know the circular reasoning spat, and your just putting words in my mouth. I never argued that. My argument was based on the skeptics of the time not writting about how these rediculous(sp?) claims to be false...[b said:Quote[/b] ]Timor, you make a good point, but forget that the identity of the New Testament's authors is moot, since it's the word of God, which we know because it says so in the Bible, which is true because of the miracles written of in the Bible.
I never said that the Bible is solely true because of historical and geographical accuracy... and actually that is not a bad idea. Maybe after you experiment on making your own flawless Bible, you will see it is simply not possible to pass off fiction as fact, and have it even last 2,000 years.[b said:Quote[/b] ]If the Bible is true and inerrant because it is often historically and geographically accurate, then I'm going to write The Book of Drelin, split it into two parts; Part The First, which will accurately detail current history and geography through the omniscient eyes of Drelin, and Part the Second, wherein Son of Drelin does some cool stuff.
little arrogant? I'm sorry us christians don't happen to be as gifted intellectually as you, but please try to bear with us...[b said:Quote[/b] ]Then, provided human intelligence doesn't pick up in the next 2000 years, it'll be all the rage.

sure, I understand. That makes sense. (for the record I"m not being sarcastic)[b said:Quote[/b] ]Since that didn't seem to be sarcasm, I'll tell you. Your arguments, basically your entire belief system, has as its foudnation the gospels. The fact that these gospels are anonymous is a huge handicap, because the gospels must be credible to be taken seriously. They gain their credibility not only by what they say, but also by the credibility of the men/women who put the words to ink -- the authors. For instance, if we find a text from that time period written by Tacitus, the Roman historian, we can immediately look at it with a good degree of trust (of course, this trust would stand the risk of being shattered if he mentioned something far out, such as space aliens landing on his dinner plate...or, you know, dead men rising from their graves..more on that later). On the other hand, if we find a text from some Roman mental patient (pretending they had psychiatric wards), we would not take what he said very seriously. See how the author is a very important detail?