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To: HangUpNow
The "inerrancy of the Bible" is not only based on faith but on the authority of eyewitness accounts, fulfilled prophecies, and historical fact.

It's based on the Revelation at Sinai. No eyewitness is necessary to believe G-d always speaks Truth, "historical facts" are often denied, and whether or not a prophecy has been "fulfilled" is often a matter of personal opinion, prejudice, or logical fallacies such as affirmation of the consequent.

Sinai proves everything.

56 posted on 06/10/2016 9:33:12 AM PDT by Zionist Conspirator (HaShem first! Anything else is idolatry, a violation of the very first commandment!)
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To: Zionist Conspirator
No eyewitness is necessary to believe G-d always speaks Truth, "historical facts" are often denied, and whether or not a prophecy has been "fulfilled" is often a matter of personal opinion, prejudice, or logical fallacies such as affirmation of the consequent.

Not necessary, true.

Yet Jesus Christ did have His life, teachings, words and deeds historically documented just the same through the prophets, the Apostles, Disciples, and many other eyewitnesses.

Btw -- can you point to a single Biblical prophecy that has been proven wrong?

61 posted on 06/10/2016 9:45:25 AM PDT by HangUpNow
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