Is the Holy Spirit Misleading You?

[Rhondazvous]

The significance of it isn't in its history or morality, but in that it it leads us to salvation through Jesus Christ.  That's what the whole bible leads up to.

But you're assuming your conclusion. If the book was flawless, you'd have something to stand on. It's not flawless, in any way. Any position on which you try to defend it has failed and always will. So to grasp onto one claim in the book, and not even a coincidentally good claim (for which there is no corroborating evidence, and which is based on an entirely immoral framework set up by a tyrannical monster), well, that's fucking nuts. If the entire document that outlines whatever it is you think you need to know is thoroughly debunked and thoroughly useless, you don't get to suddenly say it has any value. This is an obstinate position and has no ability to convince a person of its truth or validity. Why don't you stop making things up, go out and find the truth if you're so motivated to be right no matter what, and use that to show us? At least then if you're right you'll be being honest about it.

If that which can be known is incorrect, why trust that which cannot be known? If your basic arithmetic is faulty, why should I trust your calculus?

He who is faithful (trustworthy) in little will be faithful in much. Apparently, Lek disagree with this.