DogmaHunter
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Because God is the Author of the Bible, not man.
No, humans wrote those texts.
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Because God is the Author of the Bible, not man.
This house burned down:
People walked here:
I'm guessing the 2nd person has never seen a pool break and has no way to conceptualize that possibility....Let's say someone broke, and then a second person wrote down a statement claiming that he had not broken, but had simply placed the balls in this position....
I'm guessing the 2nd person has never seen a pool break and has no way to conceptualize that possibility.
And thats why he wrote the statement.
From AV's Pool Challenge thread...
Now, I looked at this and thought that the situation wasn't taking into account everything it should have. So I presented an alternative situation...
Let's say someone broke, and then a second person wrote down a statement claiming that he had not broken, but had simply placed the balls in this position. Later, a third person comes in, reads the documentation and concludes that the documentation MUST be right, and anyone who says the balls reached this position as a result of regular play is terribly wrong. The third person refuses to consider any alternative, and claims, "The documentation says it, that settles it!"
Is the third person right?
Based my presumption about the 2nd persons lack of knowledge or lack of imagination. Its a good explanation for the whole scenario.Based on what information?
Based my presumption about the 2nd persons lack of knowledge or lack of imagination. Its a good explanation for the whole scenario.
You may assume he is wrong and also ask a question: Who broke the balls?
1 Thessalonians 2:13 For this cause also thank we God without ceasing, because, when ye received the word of God which ye heard of us, ye received it not as the word of men, but as it is in truth, the word of God, which effectually worketh also in you that believe.How do you know?
1 Thessalonians 2:13 For this cause also thank we God without ceasing, because, when ye received the word of God which ye heard of us, ye received it not as the word of men, but as it is in truth, the word of God, which effectually worketh also in you that believe.
I like what my pastor says:
Man isn't smart enough ... or wise enough ... to have written the Bible.
Have a nice day!So you believe the Bible because the Bible says it is true.
The documentation about the pool table also claims that it is true.
So again, I ask you why you believe one and not the other.
And don't try to claim that man couldn't have written the Bible. People of lots of religions say that about their holy book. There's nothing in the Bible that man couldn't have written.
Have a nice day!
OK. I guess she's right then.Unfortunately, that conclusion is not supported because the documentation makes it clear that what we see on the table is entirely consistent with someone placing the balls there rather than breaking.
OK. I guess she's right then.
Or your picture is actually a green screen.
Or a movie set
haunted house movie set for 2017
You sure it was people? My camera suggests not.
Well clearly that wasnt my initial position, as I was putting myself in person 3's place and evaluating person 2's mindset.You mean Person 3 is right to claim that the documentation is 100% correct, anyone who says the balls reached this position as a result of regular play is terribly wrong, and no other claims should even be considered?
To be fair, we can't be certain what historical events those pictures depict. All three could have been constructed deliberately to look like actual events that never really happened (e.g. movie sets). However, we can increase our certainty by seeking corroborative evidence and eliminating alternative explanations (e.g. the local newspaper has a report of the house burning, and there's no record of a movie being made there, etc.).This house burned down:
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People walked here:
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This car has crashed while driving:
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All these are "historical events". None requires faith.