Jesus's Sins

Farrell Till jftill@midwest.net
Thu, 12 Feb 1998 23:04:09 -0800 (00887375049, 2.2.32.19980213070409.006d6368@midwest.net) 

At 08:51 PM 2/12/98 -0500, Brian Dean wrote:

>> 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.)


TILL
You don't have to send it to me too.  The "erran" is evidently a nickname
for errancy that Tim entered into his address book, but
<errancy@infidels.org> comes after it, so that is the address that sends the
message to the list.

Farrell Till
Skepticism, Inc.
jftill@midwest.net