What a Person Says Is What the Person Says

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[In reply to Till]
On Mon, Sep 15, 1997 at 08:39:34AM -0400, Lenny Santee wrote:

> The definition of, inerrant is, "Incapable of erring; infallible,

> containing no errors."  Now I just don't see in that definition anything at

> all like what you are requiring.    


Just for the record, then, you would not say that your bible is
"perfect" or "without blemish" since, by your admission, the gospel
authors inaccurately paraphrased readers (among other blemishes and
imperfections)?

Jeff
PS 7 minutes to go, I'm still not Christian.  Oh well, God is rarely
(if ever) early for an appointment.
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