Biblical/Jesus errors

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>>Lee

>>Doesn't this statement presuppose that Iesus was in fact historical.

An issue

>>on which I throw serious doubt.

>

>CREA

>    No more than pointing out the flaws in logical argumentation found

in a

>particular Sherlock Holmes adventure presupposes the historicity of

Sherlock

>Holmes.



DDD
But....Sherlock Holmes is obviously a historical person.  There are
myriad's of books detailing His life.  There are Movies and TV shows
proclaiming His beliefs and lifestyle. There are even groups which meet
regularly to celebrate His existence.   If you should happen to find a
logical flaw in one of His speeches, this does not mean that He is
wrong.  He is never wrong, you just don't know what He really meant when
He said that.

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