RE: Plagiarism in the NT
July 30, 2017 at 4:08 pm
(This post was last modified: July 30, 2017 at 4:17 pm by JackRussell.)
Well, your god knows what will convince me, never showed up.
Wrote books in old languages, subject to change and misinterpretation.
Commands immoral actions in his surviving books.
Doesn't keep promises.
His best soldiers waste time talking to us here, giving their best arguments, but still we are not convinced.
Are we blind to your truth, liars or delusional, akin to CS Lewis in a paraphrase.
Why has your god never sorted this out.
DOESN"T EXIST
Even if I believed that the people who wrote the scriptures were 100 percent accurate in what they wrote, I would still have no way of knowing if they hd got the correct understanding of any intentionality, causality or reason for it.
We don't know the reasons or systems for magic unless they are clearly explained. If you think Holy books do that, good for you, colour me skeptical.
Wrote books in old languages, subject to change and misinterpretation.
Commands immoral actions in his surviving books.
Doesn't keep promises.
His best soldiers waste time talking to us here, giving their best arguments, but still we are not convinced.
Are we blind to your truth, liars or delusional, akin to CS Lewis in a paraphrase.
Why has your god never sorted this out.
DOESN"T EXIST
Even if I believed that the people who wrote the scriptures were 100 percent accurate in what they wrote, I would still have no way of knowing if they hd got the correct understanding of any intentionality, causality or reason for it.
We don't know the reasons or systems for magic unless they are clearly explained. If you think Holy books do that, good for you, colour me skeptical.
