[49th]

I absolutely agree with you that the majesty of creation says volumes about God. The Universe is the living, breathing testament to the actions and mind of the Lord thy God. Close and detailed study of the Universe will bring us as close as mortals can to an understanding of said God.

On the other hand, the Bible is a demonstrably fallible book; written, re-written, organized by committee, translated, re-translated, re-organized, re-written, and re-organized again by the feeble hands of men.

If you want to place a higher value on the words of men than the work of God, that is your choice, but I call you a fool for doing so.

[Elsie]

...written, re-written, organized by committee, translated, re-translated, re-organized, re-written, and re-organized again by the feeble hands of men.

You've been taught some mighty inaccurate stuff.

(Probably at a college...)

[Elsie]

THIS however, is fairly accurate:

EVOLUTION is a demonstrably changable theory: proposed, written, re-written, organized by committee, translated, re-translated, re-organized, re-written, and re-organized again by the minds of men.

[DungeonMaster]

I absolutely agree with you that the majesty of creation says volumes about God. The Universe is the living, breathing testament to the actions and mind of the Lord thy God. Close and detailed study of the Universe will bring us as close as mortals can to an understanding of said God.

On the other hand, the Bible is a demonstrably fallible book; written, re-written, organized by committee, translated, re-translated, re-organized, re-written, and re-organized again by the feeble hands of men.

If you want to place a higher value on the words of men than the work of God, that is your choice, but I call you a fool for doing so.

I find it very ironic that in your post you have completely left out the concept of the Word of God.