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Why does Jesus misquote the Old Testament so often?

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Asgara
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11-19-2003 6:57 PM 		Reply to: Message 19 by keith63
11-19-2003 6:45 PM

I read that book and the biggest problem with Lee Strobel's reporting (i.e. book) is no reputable journalist truly looking for the truth would only interview one side of the issue. He accepts claims against others (such as the Jesus Seminar) without question or investigation.
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Asgara
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11-19-2003 7:55 PM 		Reply to: Message 22 by keith63
11-19-2003 7:50 PM

book on athiesm I would not feel a great need to interview Christians because I'm already familiar with their side.
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But this was suppose to be a look at his journey to find "the truth". If I was looking to find the truth about an issue, you can bet that I would look at all sides.
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He is preaching to the choir.
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