Do You Believe the Whole Holy Bible is True?

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Do You Believe the Whole Holy Bible is True?

  • Yes, I do believe the whole Holy Bible is true.

    Votes: 14 100.0%

  • I hate the whole Holy Bible! six hundred sixty-six!

    Votes: 0 0.0%
  • Total voters
    14
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RaceRunner

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Dino246 said:
I usually don't answer polls because, as is the case here, the answers are loaded. I have absolutely no doubt that after certain persons choose the first option, you will badger them because they don't believe exactly as you do about some tertiary theological matter, and you will claim that you believe the Bible "100%" and they don't.

So no, I won't be voting in your silly poll.
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Either you believe the whole Holy Bible is true or you do not believe the whole Holy Bible is true.
 
BearerOfTheMorningStar

BearerOfTheMorningStar

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Yes, the entire Holy Bible is true. The God described in the Holy Bible is the one true God, and there are no others, nor does any other book truthfully describe this one true God.
 
Eli1

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I like the passion and determination of this flat earther (race runner).
 
Dino246

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John146 said:
Which Bible do you believe is true? Many versions contain different truths.
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I know what you mean, but what you have written contradicts what you believe. ;)
 
Fundaamental

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RaceRunner said:
Do you believe the whole Holy Bible is true?
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RaceRunner said:
Do you believe the whole Holy Bible is true?
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well there are many parts of the holy bible that are not true such as Jews refusing to see Jesus as the Messiah or the Jews calling Jesus a heretic. It true they where doing this but still it was a lie

Then there's the lies of satan claiming God is a liar. It's true he does this but it's still a lie

I could probably list more untruths, but if a new convert feals some part of the bible must not be true because there having a hard time believing something what would you do. ?
 
Dino246

Dino246

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Fundaamental said:
iwell there are many parts of the holy bible that are not true such as Jews refusing to see Jesus as the Messiah or the Jews calling Jesus a heretic. It true they where doing this but still it was a lie

Then there's the lies of satan claiming God is a liar. It's true he does this but it's still a lie

I could probably list more untruths, but if a new convert feals some part of the bible must not be true because there having a hard time believing something what would you do. ?
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I had drafted the same idea, but mine was considerably more blunt. ;)
 
NotmebutHim

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Fundaamental said:
iwell there are many parts of the holy bible that are not true such as Jews refusing to see Jesus as the Messiah or the Jews calling Jesus a heretic. It true they where doing this but still it was a lie

Then there's the lies of satan claiming God is a liar. It's true he does this but it's still a lie

I could probably list more untruths, but if a new convert feals some part of the bible must not be true because there having a hard time believing something what would you do. ?
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I agree with you.

The Bible as a whole was inspired by the Holy Spirit. However, that doesn't mean that all individual statements contained in it are true on their own.

That does sound controversial, but when you really think about it, the assertion that Jesus cast out demons by the power of Satan (Beelzebub) was/is false, even though it's considered Holy Scripture.

This gets into the field of textual criticism, which is what people such as James White are famous for.
 
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Bruce_Leiter

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Artios1 said:
NO …. the page that divides the Old & New Testaments is not accurate.

The New Testament (covenant) was not established until Pentecost.
The gospels are really more OT, but it would be hard to place them there. Maybe a separate category since they are more the cohesive bond between the old and the new. Then maybe place the NT page before Acts.

Other than that, the original God breathed Word was absolutely true …versions have some errors, but the truth is there, if no one believes it, it’s still the unalterable Truth.
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I'd be interested in your further explanation of your view
 
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Bruce_Leiter

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NotmebutHim said:
I agree with you.

The Bible as a whole was inspired by the Holy Spirit. However, that doesn't mean that all individual statements contained in it are true on their own.

That does sound controversial, but when you really think about it, the assertion that Jesus cast out demons by the power of Satan (Beelzebub) was/is false, even though it's considered Holy Scripture.

This gets into the field of textual criticism, which is what people such as James White are famous for.
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But the REPORT of that false statement about Jesus is true, though the statement by the religious leaders is false.
 
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