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dgridley said:When you say the Bible, I get the feeling you're excluding the Old Testament.. I don't believe in the New Testament (or Old) as the infallible word of God, no.
weblord said:both old and new makes up the bible. all 66 books.
if you don't believe then there's nothing to discuss.
i will always quote from the Bible.
there might be a reason you don't believe?
you suddenly don't believe in something you haven't read?
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dgridley said:What makes you think I haven't read it? I just don't believe it literally or that each of those 66 books were intended to be followed in a literal sense. If anything, the Pentateuch should be adhered to most of all as there is at least a tradition that it has been copied faithfully, letter by letter, since ancient times. We can't say the same with any certainty about the remaining books. And what of the Apocrypha?
weblord said:im just amazed how people still reject the truth after it's been read thats all.
the bible is the whole btw old testament which carries the sacrifices of the lamb and the new testament which carries the Lord as the Lamb of God and the presentation of the Gospel.
there are writings outside the bible that disprove the bible as infallible truth which are all debatable in that case I don't wish to go further if the Bible will be debated. It needs to believed upon and accepted but not debated. If you said it yourself you don't believe it then no point for me to continue to convince an unbeliever.
i see the red sign up.
dgridley said:That's fine, William.. I don't expect you to "convert" me.. just explaining I have a different belief system.
As for rejecting the truth once read, I sincerely hope you don't accept everything as fact simply because you read it.and neither do I.
weblord said:it's different with the Bible, all men are liars as written, but God does not lie.
Hence it allows us to believe with trust and loyalty.
You're more experience than I am you can figure it out. I have never converted one soul in my whole life God does that.
when all things have been said and done, at the end of the day to whom do we really put our trust not to oversleep and die and hoping next day we'll be breathing again. as for me and my family we all served the Lord starting from me and my parents dad and mom, my sister and my whole family.
we all pray, speak in tongues and read the Bible night and day.
weblord said:God Bless to you too and all yours. I hope this thread is not an accident at all it's God's will for all people to be saved and come to the knowledge of truth.
I hope and pray that God will always protect you and that you will find yourself in His arms. As for the subject of Hell, The Bible will always be there on subjects of Heaven and hell, hence the Bible was mentioned by me as always.
dgridley said:I don't believe anything happens by accident.. all works together for a purpose.
dgridley said:Yet, I don't need the Bible to tell me that's true.. I've seen it firsthand.
You should see my library of books.. I used to own over 10,000 (tho not so many any more).. many of them religious books of all sorts, both historical and spiritual. I even owned a copy of A Christian In Complete Armor from the year 1652 and written in Welsh. Bunyan's Pilgrim's Progress is a favorite book of mine and I used to collect various copies of it.
dgridley said:what movies haven't I admitted to??
and I don't agree that the Bible is necessarily the "source" of all that.. the epic of Gilgamesh predates the story of Noah's flood.. the link I provided above concerns a stone tablet with Hebrew text predating Jesus' resurrection which could put things in a different light historically.

