Jesus's Sins

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> TIM

> >Let me give an example.

> >Suppose I say that the moon is made of green cheese and that

> >this is a spiritually important fact that everyone's salvation is

> >dependent upon. I then go to my Bible and look for a clear declaration that the

> >moon is made of green cheese. Surprise, surprise. I can find no trace of

> this vital >doctrine in the Bible.

> 

> >Conclusion: The Bible is errant.

> >


BRIDEAN
Or how about somewhere in Romans it says that the moon is made of green
cheese but somewhere in Acts it says that the moon is made of yellow cheese.
(Assuming this hypothetical were true).  You would probably attempt to 
harmonize it by saying that sometimes something might appear yellow or green
depending on how dark it was.  Or you would come up with colors that could
easily be either green or yellow (some color in between).

Then Farrell Till asks you why he should believe this harmonization and you
then counter that Farrell Till is merely already biased against the Bible and 
that you need not explain it further.  

This is what you come accross to us as doing.

(Sorry Farrell, my e-mail program is resolving the reply to you and some 
address called 'erran'.  So I am sending it anyway.  Sorry for the double 
post if a double post occurs.)

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