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Watching the frantic gyrations that you and the rest of crew perform in an effort to ensure the literal inerrancy of the bible is instructive to watch. Your Christian faith is incredibly weak without the firmament that is your belief in the inerrancy of scripture. Without that assurance, your Christian faith is dead.

My 'gyrations' LOL, lets just review what you've brought to the table

1. The bible says pi=3
- Lie #1, the bible does not address pi anywhere, the word is not found in Hebrew
- Lie #2, the bible does not claim in 1 Kings that pi=3, the word "3" is not found anywhere in the passage.

2. The answer to this lie requires 'interpretation'.
- Lie #3, your force you own flawed 'interpretation' upon a scripture passage that to say it is a math passage. The fact is that anyone with half a brain readily understands what the passage is describing except you.

3. Don't confuse you with the facts because your mind is made up based upon fallacy.

4. You have not brought a single expansion of the Hebrew used, nor the full description of the passage. You pedantic protestations that your explanation for the passage is the only one valid, yet provide no support for your position.

The fact is YOU are the one gyrating wildly, guess that is what happens when you reach the end of your rope.

My faith is in more than this one passage and your mangled misrepresentation of it. You have yet to tell us upon what basis you consider yourself to be a Christian (crickets)

I merely said that interpretation was required to understand the value of pi that derives from the bible.

No, please go back to your earlier posts and correct your misrepresentation of your argument. You can't even prove the measurements were taken at equivalent locations on the basin, therefore your assertions are baseless.

You guys are making arguments ranging from number of decimal places and significant digits to ancient Hebrew numerology.

Which are valid points considering your absurd assertions. AFA ancient Hebrew numerology - are you asserting that Hebrew at that era could account for decimal places?? (crickets). No, each and every argument has exposed your foolish claims on multiple levels.

As for me, I'm comfortable knowing that my Christian God gave me a brain to not only understand His word, but also to ascertain his methods of creation.

And if ignorance is bliss, you must be pretty blissful considering your inability to handle even a simple portion of the scripture.

Please do not judge the intelligence or reasoning capability of all Christians from the content of this thread. We are not all this stupid.

I know we aren't, so what's your problem?

Oh, one more thing--you're the only addressee on this post. I would expect you to inform he others.

Not surprising you are afraid to address others, generally considered poor form in FR, but since it appears that it distresses you so much, I was going to do it anyway.