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Would Evolutionists accept evidence for Creation?

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Codegate
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02-15-2008 2:37 PM 		Reply to: Message 41 by Crooked to what standard
02-15-2008 1:51 PM

Re: How Plausible is Plausible?
However, the Iliad is never said to be true, and we found out that it was. With the Bible, however, either it is true or it isn't. You can't take only part of the Bible as divine and the other parts human. If you did that, you might as well take the entire Bible only the work of humans, not inspired by God.
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Unfortunately Jar is no longer here to raise this, but I have to ask, which bible are you referring to? There are dozens of different bibles and canons used by different Christian churches around the world.
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In your mind, which one is the only one that is all divine?
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Codegate
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02-15-2008 4:32 PM 		Reply to: Message 48 by Crooked to what standard
02-15-2008 3:00 PM

Re: How Plausible is Plausible?
Ichthus writes:
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Codegate writes:
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Unfortunately Jar is no longer here to raise this, but I have to ask, which bible are you referring to? There are dozens of different bibles and canons used by different Christian churches around the world.
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I am a Protestant, so I believe that the sixty-six books of the Old and New Testaments. If you want me to list the books, I will.
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So for the Bibles out there that have additional books, only your 66 are divine - the others are all human creations. Similarly, for the bibles that have fewer books, they just don't have the complete picture?
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If I'm understanding this correctly, you believe that the people that chose those 66 books were all divinely guided in doing so to create the one 'true' bible. All of the other churches that went through the same process were 'faking' it and just picking any books they wanted?
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