[DollyCali]

As science was one of my undergrad degrees, I can attest to the fact of the many lies, misrepresentations I learned (but of course did NOT realize it at the time). The thought there would be falsehoods simply did not enter my mind.

Later as a college INSTRUCTOR I - as well as every other prof -- can tell you that I was free to chose the text books I wanted ..and I did find ones to "fit my agenda".. with science as well as many other fields.. you can have epxerts make a statement/decision based on whatever body of research they chose to consider, or conveniently ignore. one can have a large group supporting one idea & others as "prestigious" supporting 180.

The best advice to any student beginning college is "DO NOT BELIEVE MOST OF WHAT YOU READ, HEAR STUDY".

[Radix]

Hi Dolly,

 

You might think to consider the works of FF Bruce. I read some of his work in my college days. 

 

A couple of links are provided below .......

 

THE IMPORTANCE OF PAUL'S EVIDENCE

 

http://www.worldinvisible.com/library/ffbruce/ntdocrli/ntdocc06.htm

 

http://www.serve.com/thibodep/cr/bruce.htm