The Bible was written by men. It suffered so many alterations by men. It's not written in a clear way. Most of it must be interpreted by men. (and interpretations vary a lot)
How can it be seen as as absolute, fundamental truth? Specially when it goes so many times against repeated evidence provided by nature.
Does a Christian ever question the veracity of this book?
I see it's easier to bend everyday reality to be in accordance with the saying of the Bible then to simple say "it was written so long ago, it is wrong"

Originally posted by serigado
The Bible was written by men. It suffered so many alterations by men. It's not written in a clear way. Most of it must be interpreted by men. (and interpretations vary a lot)
How can it be seen as as absolute, fundamental truth? Specially when it goes so many times against repeated evidence provided by nature.
Does a Christian ever question the veracity o ...[text shortened]... ce with the saying of the Bible then to simple say "it was written so long ago, it is wrong"

Originally posted by serigado
The Bible was written by men. It suffered so many alterations by men. It's not written in a clear way. Most of it must be interpreted by men. (and interpretations vary a lot)
How can it be seen as as absolute, fundamental truth? Specially when it goes so many times against repeated evidence provided by nature.
Does a Christian ever question the veracity o ...[text shortened]... ce with the saying of the Bible then to simple say "it was written so long ago, it is wrong"

Originally posted by serigado
The Bible was written by men. It suffered so many alterations by men. It's not written in a clear way. Most of it must be interpreted by men. (and interpretations vary a lot)
How can it be seen as as absolute, fundamental truth? Specially when it goes so many times against repeated evidence provided by nature.
Does a Christian ever question the veracity o ...[text shortened]... ce with the saying of the Bible then to simple say "it was written so long ago, it is wrong"

Originally posted by whodey
Anyone can make assertions. In fact, I could assert the opposite. Now how about some info to back up your claims.

Originally posted by serigado
Which claim? Example of what? Bible was written by men, i thought this was a fact... I thought everything i said was a fact. I was only wondering how, in front of these facts you can take the Bible as so absolute and error proof.

Originally posted by whodey
For starters, you claim that the Bible has been tampered to such a degree that it cannot be trusted.

Originally posted by serigado
The Bible was written by men. It suffered so many alterations by men. It's not written in a clear way. Most of it must be interpreted by men. (and interpretations vary a lot)
How can it be seen as as absolute, fundamental truth? Specially when it goes so many times against repeated evidence provided by nature.
Does a Christian ever question the veracity o ...[text shortened]... ce with the saying of the Bible then to simple say "it was written so long ago, it is wrong"

Originally posted by LivingForJesus
so do you belive in Evloution the big bang therory

Originally posted by LivingForJesus
so do you belive in Evloution the big bang therory

Originally posted by serigado
I don't believe in Evolution and even less the Big Bang theory. I "believe" they are incomplete, and I admit the probability they are wrong.
But they are the best explanation for what really happened so far. I'm not happy with the explanation, but science is only starting to develop.

Why do you believe so radically in a book?

Originally posted by twhitehead
Why do you sound so doubtful about the Theory of Evolution? Why are you 'not happy' with it? The over all theory is so clear and obvious to the educated and has not changed since Darwin wrote about it in "the origin of the species" and will not be changing any time soon. The evidence is overwhelming, the logic is clear, why the doubt? Are you similarly un ...[text shortened]... deo tape of every living thing past and present but that they did evolve is undeniable fact.

Originally posted by serigado
Among the translations, conventions to alter some of the writings (this is not consensual... some historians say its true, the whole catholic church swears it never happened), do you believe the words you have now in the Bible are all equal to the original ones? Are you sure? Forget about the facts. I'm only asking if you are 100% sure the Bible is in everything true and perfect. Do you believe the Bible is an absolute truth?

Arrangements for this version were completed by the appointment of fifty-four learned men, who were also to secure the suggestions of all competent persons, that, as the king put it, "our said translation may have the help and furtherance of all our principal learned men within this our kingdom." This attitude of the king, the removal of their first suspicions, and the undoubted merits of the case, brought about a hearty acquiescence on the part of those who had at first opposed the movement. His Majesty's instructions to the translators were these:

This is an excerpt from the history of the KJV bible.
http://www.bible-researcher.com/kjvhist.html
More information on wiki,
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/King_James_Version

Point is: No, the bible is not written by god, it's not untainted by translations and the inevitable scholastic debating surrounding translation of an epic piece of literature spanning several languages and cultures. It's not untainted from political aspirations from both kings and bishops.

In short: the bible was written by lots of humans, from different times, in different languages; and what you have in front of you today is a gross estimate of what it once was, combined with what the bishops and kings wanted you to read.

If you want a more approximate understanding of what Christ really started, you'd be better off reading the Philokalia.

Originally posted by josephw
All non-believers and some believers have a hard time with this assertion; namely, the KJV, I believe, is the Word of God. It is inerrant.

I believe this because I know something you don't know.

I'd tell you what it is, but you wouldn't believe it anyway.