10 Questions for Christians

[Jason Jarred]

It is not that I am being advasive, just honestly making my opinion known. I know there are some (a few minor) errors in the bible; but it is not sensible for me to throw it all out. The book is backed by inscriptions that record the same historical accounts especially of Isaiah, and the judges. When doing ancient history at school we reviewed inscriptions which had right down to the amount of tribute paid identical accounts of battles that took place. The bible is a history of encounters with God, and historical records of king and country, backed by secondary sources; it is not fairy tales. When the bible was assembled it was so by humans, so their is the potential for books or stories included to be wrong, but not all the stories or books are wrong the largest majority of the texts are acurate historical accounts. Why I am so careful, or evasive as you put it is to try not to make it look like the whole lot of it is rubish.

*Jason slaps his forehead*

Let me put this to you really simply as you seem to be having trouble understanding my point:

Have....you...read....the...Bible. All of it.

Thanks for that link Darwinian, I'm finding the information useful in stark contrast with B&H's link.