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Politics : Should God be replaced?

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To: Solon who wrote (23474)5/9/2006 11:31:13 AM
From: LLCF  Read Replies (1) of 28931
 
<There is every reason to think that the biblical writings are nonsense patched together from many myths and fables>

So? You seem to have a hard time sticking to a topic. Wonder why? Might have to admit something?

,Christians care because there is nothing remarkable about His teachings>

Well, how would you know? Meaning is in the eye of the beholder. Sounds judgemental to me.

<Many of the the 23 thousand posts on this thread examined the Christian claim that the bible was inspired by "God" and contained something more than primitive mythology.>

Oh my... the "Great Solon's thread" has declared....................... Wowa... not even going there.

Besides we were'nt even talking about that; every time you get led to the water and have to look at your reflection in the pond you go back to how:

since there is (some)falsity in the bible and Christians (some)declare the bible their holy book (which has a myriad of meanings); therefore there was no Christ and there is nothing worthwhile in the bible & all Christians are morons. Black and White, tied up tight (in a box). Nice!

<Those taking such a position have been unable to justify their belief.>

Did you really expect someone to come on your thread and prove that there is a god, or that the bible was "inspired" by god??

DAK
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