(July 21, 2012 at 5:48 am)catfish Wrote:(July 20, 2012 at 11:55 pm)genkaus Wrote: Look up the meaning of the word "infallible" first. It means incapable of having any errors or deceptions. It wouldn't matter is the supposed errors and deceptions are meant as a test, the moment they are included, it becomes fallible. The bible is, supposedly, a guide to practicing Christianity. If it makes any deceptive or misleading statements about it, even if they are meant as a test, it is fallible.
If I lie and misrepresent what was in a German scientist's book, does that make the scientist fallible?
But anyways, the OP was quite clear on the question, I already know the answer...
(July 21, 2012 at 12:43 am)cato123 Wrote: All you have proved is that you have a pressing need to access a reputable dictionary in order to learn the definition of infallible.
Alrighty...
Let me put this another way...
A person transcribes all of the testimony in a court case.
If one witness lies, does that make the transcription fallible?
I'm afraid "freethinker" is a misnomer...
Y'all say and do the same things. Get out of your box and learn what it means to be free > Me
Yes, because it is no longer completely true.
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