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2/28/2017 1:14:31 AM
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You just won the Internet. Sadly, most people are not intelligent enough to comprehend what you said and will go on blindly defending atheism.
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What proof is there that god exists? The Bible was man-made.
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How could four different people in different countries write fundamentally the same book?
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[quote]How could four different people in different countries write fundamentally the same book?[/quote] Similarities=\=tangible evidence. A witness saying they saw someone somewhere doesn't beat DNA evidence.
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Is it conclusive? No. but it sure does point towards it.
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What about the major differences in each book?
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None of them contradict.
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So Jesus is both the son of God, born from a virgin birth and a regular dude who becomes a prophet?
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He is hardly a regular dude.
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There's your contradiction. He isn't any more important than Saul in the Quran
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Well I am not talking about the Quran. I could find contradictions in that book for days. I am talking about the actual Bible.
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[quote]Well I am not talking about the Quran. I could find contradictions in that book for days. I am talking about the actual Bible.[/quote] lol, they're both the same book until you get into parts with Jesus. Speaking of whom, doesn't exist. [quote]I am talking about the actual Bible[/quote] Can I get 3 examples of the bible being written around the same period in countries with little to no contact?
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[quote]lol, they're both the same book until you get into parts with Jesus. Speaking of whom, doesn't exist.[/quote] They are completely different. They say completely different things. That is like saying Ghengis Khan didn't exist. [quote] Can I get 3 examples of the bible being written around the same period in countries with little to no contact?[/quote] Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John. Actually, that is four.
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Edited by MldSqrrl: 3/7/2017 1:31:02 AM[quote]lol, they're both the same book until you get into parts with Jesus. Speaking of whom, doesn't exist.[/quote] [quote]They are completely different. They say completely different things.[/quote] The modern ones definitely do. Although that's because every couple of years the church rewrites parts of the bible with a more liberal outlook [quote] That is like saying Ghengis Khan didn't exist.[/quote] No it isn't, Ghengis Khan has physical evidence from the time and didn't claim to have magical powers [quote][quote] Can I get 3 examples of the bible being written around the same period in countries with little to no contact?[/quote] Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John.[/quote] 1. Those are names not examples 2. Each one doesn't write about the same events 3. The New Testament was written at least 100 years after the events. They were most likely written with testimony from second hand witnesses. 4.The books weren't combined into a bible until Pope Damasus the first ordered them to be in the late 4th century 5. The bible leaves out many other books and authors saying those ones are bullshit, what makes these ones legitimate?
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Since the earth is flat, they wrote their parts down on really big bill boards, and then let one guy put it all together before turning it in to the teacher and presenting to the rest of class.
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Argument from ignorance.
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Clearly. But the works of God were recorded, therefor making some of the bible.
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How do you know that the Bible wasn't made up?
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Because four different authors spread across different countries wrote basically the same book. The gospels. (John included some things the others didn't)
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[quote]Because four different authors spread across different countries wrote basically the same book. The gospels. (John included some things the others didn't)[/quote] How do we know this isn't merchants traveling to different parts of the world giving the bible to people there? Why don't other civilisations existing around the same time have there own bible?
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Because the bible didn't actually come together till years AFTER these people had died. The early church had an insurgence of false myths(EG: Jesus turned a bunch of guys into doves) and compiled everything they had (Letters from paul, the gospels) into what is now known as the New Testament. Also if you are talking about accessibility of the bible you can talk to emperor Constantine and the Catholics about that. They limited access to the bible and it wasn't until Martin Luther came a thousand years later and began the reformation when the bible was made open to everyone(it was first written in German translated from Hebrew). Also, note that those who wrote the gospels(Mathew, mark, Luke, John) were persecuted day and night. They also were not mythical beings, they were human. And these humans were being hunted day and night for the word they were trying to spread. Do you think merchants would associate themselves with these people if it meant losing their lives? And if they did happen to smuggle their writikg across many different countries(which would take years to do, btw.) why are there different perceptions across the gospels in the writing? They are not all exactly the same because these men had different view of the events of Jesus that had folded out before them.
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The merchants sold other illegal stuff, why not the bible? And if mythical beings is what could invalidate the bible don't read early versions, with dragons and saints that could put back together a corpse that was cut up and eaten. Then bring the corpse to life.
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What in the world are you going on about lol.
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[quote]And I saw a beast rising out of the sea, with ten horns and seven heads, with ten diadems on its horns and blasphemous names on its heads. And the beast that I saw was like a leopard; its feet were like a bear's, and its mouth was like a lion's mouth. And to it the dragon gave his power and his throne and great authority. One of its heads seemed to have a mortal wound, but its mortal wound was healed, and the whole earth marveled as they followed the beast. And they worshiped the dragon, for he had given his authority to the beast, and they worshiped the beast, saying, “Who is like the beast, and who can fight against it?” And the beast was given a mouth uttering haughty and blasphemous words, and it was allowed to exercise authority for forty-two months. ...[/quote] -Bible
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Is that revelations dude? Everyone is confused about revelations lol. It hasn't happened either.
