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To: muir_redwoods
Briefly stated, extraordinary claims require extraordinary proof.

Extraordinary? I find the "claims" to be true. I have not the first problem with The Bible. If YOU do, instead of trying to argue the finer points of argumentation, prove to me why I'm wrong! You've made the the claim about 2,500 issues or inconsistencies...not me-- so show us all the proof you're right,

Otherwise the claim of 2,500 whatever is just that: a claim.

Hoss (either end you prefer)

52 posted on 06/18/2015 2:34:22 AM PDT by HossB86 (Christ, and Him alone.)
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To: HossB86

Despite your whining, the inescapable fact remains that miracles, to be accepted as real, require proof. Scepticism about miraculous claims require no proof. If this is beyond your comprehensiom, as it seems increasingly likely, that’s not my responsibility to rectify. I can explain it for you, I cannot be expected to understand it for you.


54 posted on 06/18/2015 3:38:28 AM PDT by muir_redwoods (Freedom isn't free, liberty isn't liberal and you'll never find anything Right on the Left)
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