Where in the Bible does it claim to be inerrant?
That is it really:
If the Bible does not say it is perfect, how can an argument be made for its being inerrant?
Isn't that argument over?
Where in the Bible does it claim to be inerrant?
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Re: Where in the Bible does it claim to be inerrant?
Post #61[Replying to post 60 by Tcg]
Clearly willum asked the question but you're carrying on with it. At this point it might aswell be you asking. If i cant attribute the question to you then you've presented nothing. Again, I have nothing to add tho, and it seems neither do you so unless you have something else to add, im done here till someone who has something to say comes along.
Clearly willum asked the question but you're carrying on with it. At this point it might aswell be you asking. If i cant attribute the question to you then you've presented nothing. Again, I have nothing to add tho, and it seems neither do you so unless you have something else to add, im done here till someone who has something to say comes along.
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Re: Where in the Bible does it claim to be inerrant?
Post #62Yes, I have addressed the OP. I have also attempted to direct you to address it. So far, you have failed to respond to that prompting.MuffMaYne wrote: [Replying to post 60 by Tcg]
Clearly willum asked the question but you're carrying on with it.
I've presented plenty that addresses the OP. Your failure to do so is not my fault.
At this point it might aswell be you asking. If i cant attribute the question to you then you've presented nothing. Again, I have nothing to add tho, and it seems neither do you so unless you have something else to add, im done here till someone who has something to say comes along.
