Do you honestly think that you are the original in raising these questions? If the Bible could be proven false/and or/inaccurate, then Christianity wouldn't have survived 2000 years of persecution. People aren't willling to be burned alive and cut in half for lies. The only way that I see anyone could stand by their beliefs through all this because a loving God changed their lives through a personal relationship with Jesus Christ.
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"I don't need to answer the points you raise, because someone much smarter than me must have already dealt with it. How else could Christianity have survived, unless most Christians were as dumb as me?"
The 'god' of the bible bears no resemblance to a loving god.
"punkbassist4God". That just sums everything up nicely.
If the Bible could be proven false/and or/inaccurate, then Christianity wouldn't have survived 2000 years of persecution.
You'd think so, but indoctrination from birth and ridiculously thick skulls make a dangerous combination.
18 year old boys flying their aircraft into ships, men, women, strapping explosive round their waists.
If you start indocrinating young enough with enough inducements you can corrupt a child's mind to commit any atrocity in the name of a particular belief.
Except that Christianity has not survived 2,000 years of persecution.
Well, not from the receiving end anyway.
“Do you honestly think that you are the original in raising these questions?”
“If the Bible could be proven false/and or/inaccurate, then Christianity wouldn't have survived 2000 years of persecution.”
“People aren't willling to be burned alive and cut in half for lies.”
“The only way that I see anyone could stand by their beliefs through all this because a loving God changed their lives through a personal relationship with Jesus Christ.”
Confused?
So were we! You can find all of this, and more, on Fundies Say the Darndest Things!
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