dawnsday
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and there is lots of evidence to support the scriptures as an accurate picture of the times
the accuracy of people, places, events all coincide with what history records
actually, i don't think that we can say any of it is accurate.
For all we know The Roman Colloseum was their version of a gay nightclub. I mean, all we can do is take what we know (bones, evidence left behind) and combine it with what we are told and make the best conclusion we can.
Which is why in cases such as the bible or other religious documents, you can only go so far with it on an intellectual level. There sure is evidence for all these books, but there sure is evidence against them as well. There comes a point where it is a matter of faith. I don't believe it because of the evidence, I believe it because based on what I know, my gut tells me it's true.
Just as an Atheist doesn't NOT believe in God because there is evidence showing He does not exist, but because based on what they know, their gut just tells them he does not.
God is not a subject to be proven. God is a subject of faith. And arguing semantics gets you nowhere.
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