11 Jan '09 14:02>
Originally posted by jaywillGod is infallible, therefore His word is infallible.
In opening up the Bible to read why should the default attitude be one of distrust and skepticism?
Why should the reader start from the initial default position that what he is about to read is fabricated and untrue?
Someone please explain the rational for a default position towards God of mistrust.
This question would apply to either the New ...[text shortened]... to read is a error, lies, untruths, attempts to deceive or take advantage, fable, untrue myth.
We are flawed, therefore our understanding is flawed.
The one who begins reading the Bible with distrust will invariably find fault.
Distrust is a symptom of sin. Sin is the result of disavowing God.
To trust God one must acknowledge one's flawed state and seek the remedy. Only God can effect the change in the condition of the human heart.
Only then will one begin to learn to trust God.