[BibChr]

You being "Intelligent" and all, I was just trying to follow your reasoning, which seems to be:

• Christians living centuries ago admitted the 66-book Bible was God's Word
• The Roman Catholic Church of today claims ownership of those men
• Therefore, the Roman Catholic Church owns/invented the Bible.

IF that reasoning is valid, wouldn't it necessarily follow, then, that --

• Christians living centuries ago admitted that Jesus Christ was God incarnate
• The Roman Catholic Church of today claims ownership of those men
• Therefore, the Roman Catholic Church owns/invented Jesus Christ

?

Dan

[Truelove]

Christians living centuries ago admitted that Jesus Christ was God incarnate

The Roman Catholic Church of today claims ownership of those men

Therefore, the Roman Catholic Church owns/invented Jesus Christ

To refute: I admit that my desk is grey, that does not mean that I own it. My husband claims me on his tax return, he doesn't own my desk either.

If your logic is correct, then I freely admit that a million dollars exists on paper somewhere in Ft. Knox. Do I own it yet? Did I invent it?

Hence admission of a truth does not equate to ownership of the fact or the object to which it is applied. Pax Vobiscum.