It doesn't mean it is not true either.
His point is that "old makes it true" is not an argument you can use.
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It doesn't mean it is not true either.
Her point is that "old makes it true" is not an argument you can use.
Why would God make miracles for some people who are well-off and not others who are in desperate need?
If God does not intercede to help those that suffer, how can he make miracles?
Forever Atlas said:That was on a side note speaking about if Jesus was dead or not at the time when he was jabbed in the side when upon the torture stake.
that's not an argument that was used either
Katsuno_Hitomi said:Sometimes he allows people to suffer so that they may grow from the experience. Other times he allows it so that those suffering can be a witness against those who cause the suffering at the Final Judgement.
It is still false to claim that there is overwhelming evidence for it.
"No other book has been subjected to such vigorous attempts to destroy it as has the Bible. Yet, it still exists and this, at least in part, in over 2,000 languages. Both its physical preservation as a book and the preservation of its integrity manifest divine intervention. The Bible is truly a miracle!"
No book enjoys such a wide circulation as does the Bible. Do you see in it a miracle? Can we attribute its existence to a “supernatural agency”? True, the Bible is a book written down by humans, but they claimed to have expressed the thoughts of God, not their own. (2 Samuel 23:1, 2; 2 Peter 1:20, 21) Think of it. They were some 40 individuals, living over a span of 1,600 years. They came from backgrounds as varied as those of shepherds, military men, fishermen, civil servants, physicians, priests, and kings. Yet, they were able to convey a unified message of hope that is both truthful and accurate.
Based on a careful study, Jehovah’s Witnesses accept the Bible, “not as the word of men, but, just as it truthfully is, as the word of God,” as the apostle Paul wrote. (1 Thessalonians 2:13) Their publications have over the years explained how so-called contradictions in the Bible can be harmonized with its overall message. This inner harmony is in itself a proof of divine authorship.*
No other book has been subjected to such vigorous attempts to destroy it as has the Bible. Yet, it still exists and this, at least in part, in over 2,000 languages. Both its physical preservation as a book and the preservation of its integrity manifest divine intervention. The Bible is truly a miracle!
What doesn't kill you makes you stronger.
Forever Atlas said:It's saying that according to the Bible Jesus was dead. If anyone reads the Bible they'd see that the claim that Jesus was still alive when it happened is false. It's not saying that is proof that Jesus existed. It's just saying that according to the scriptures and careful analysis of them, Jesus was dead at that time which is contrary to what many believe the Bible says.
How is that a false claim?
That's still not saying that "being old is proof".
It wasn't only speaking of lasting through the ages.
both of which can be disputed/argued.
Yeah just about everything under the sun can have some sort of argument/dispute conjured up around it. =/