The Bible was NOT man made, it was Godly made

Let me tell you something about women.PMS is "pre-menstrual syndrome." If you couldn't tell from the name, that means that it's referring to the physical changes that happen in advance of a woman's period.So, your argument doesn't make any sense. The Bible is talking about women who are on their periods; at that point, PMS (if she experiences it, some women don't) is over.Oh, and also - sometimes (actually, most of the time) she's not angry because of PMS. She's angry because you're acting like a jackass. Look, friend, you're young, I can tell, but you're a very agile thinker. You've got a gift for generating creative arguments. The next step on your path is to educate yourself, and to make sure you're basing your arguments on things that are factual, not simply the things you think are true or could be true. That's a lot harder than it sounds. Step one is to start asking questions instead of making statements.Edited by crashfrog, : No reason given.

If all your models weren't made up, you might find it easier to agree on one.

I've read hundreds of books where what was predicted in the beginning comes true in the end. The Bible as you know it didn't even exist until 400 years after the death of Jesus, at the very, very (stretching it) earliest - what, you thought Peter and Paul were walking around with copies of the KJV?400 years after the fact, when you're essentially re-writing the whole thing nearly from scratch - as well as picking and choosing which sources you're going to include and which you're going to discard - it's ridiculously easy, in fact, to wind up with a book where what is predicted in the beginning comes true in the end.What's the significance of that? You're acting like the people who wrote down the prophecies and the people who wrote down the fulfillment were two different groups of people, working independently. At the very least, the second group would have known what the first had written. Much more likely, they were working for the same people. They were the same people.