tumbleweed41
Resident Liberal Hippie
Wrong.
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First verses Book of Mormon/Bible comparisons
- Thread starter LittleNipper
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Humanistheart
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I can't believe this thread's still going.
Demonic Kitten
Active Member
I thought it was dead myself...
LittleNipper
Well-Known Member
Wrong.
NO, you are wrong in your attitude that the Bible must be in error. The reality is very strong that the original location is yet to be found or that the town has assumed a new name. This was very true of Pompeii, Herculaneum, and Stabiae. They were lost and had assumed modern names.
LittleNipper
Well-Known Member
I cannot believe people insist in believing unsubstantiated books in light of the Bible. And they seem to be doing it by trying to discredit it ---- at least in part and by questioning GOD's inspiration.
LittleNipper
Well-Known Member
Perhaps you're far too busy listening to yourself.
Demonic Kitten
Active Member
hmmm...so now you are reduced to childishness. Why can't you agree to disagree and drop the subject. This stopped being an interesting debate pages ago.
tumbleweed41
Resident Liberal Hippie
Or Atlantis, or El Dorado.......
LittleNipper
Well-Known Member
Why do you bother trying to have the last word.
LittleNipper
Well-Known Member
They are not mentioned in the Bible, and yet there are people who believe both existed with little or no historic backing.
Demonic Kitten
Active Member
Because you are fun to play with and I am bored.
Any response to my other points?
LittleNipper
Well-Known Member
You asked: And how does this establish the truth of the New Testament?
The New Testament truth is supported by the Old Testament prophesies. If the Old Testament is in error, CHRIST is in error. If CHRIST is in error, then it really doesn't matter if the New Testament is correct or not. And the book of Mormon is even more a vanity...
LittleNipper
Well-Known Member
So what type of board are you -------- pine, hickory, walnut, oak.........?
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Demonic Kitten
Active Member
O_O This surprised me...so you do have a sense of humor. ^_^
I asked a lot more than that.
For a second there, I thought you were actually going to answer one of my questions at long last.
You do realize that you didn't answer my question, don't you? You told me that if the Old Testament is wrong, then the New Testament is wrong... fair enough. But this doesn't tell us how we would determine whether the New Testament is right.
However, I'm more interested to hear whether you're Catholic, Orthodox or Coptic. Since you apparently reject the idea that the Christian Church could ever become apostate, I'm sure you belong to a denomination that claims an unbroken chain of authority stretching all the way back to Christ, don't you?
Also, have you managed to figure out how the Gospel authors mistook one day and two nights for three days and three nights?
People in glass houses shouldn't throw stones. You see problems with the Book of Mormon? Fair enough, but there are plenty of similar problems with the Old and New Testaments, too.
And some of the "contradictions" you've pointed out aren't really contradictions between the Book of Mormon and the Bible at all, but more contradictions between the BoM and your personal theology.
Autodidact
Intentionally Blank
Unlike, say, Eden...
Autodidact
Intentionally Blank
You mean if old testament prophecies are mistaken you'll deconvert? [little light on the faith thing.]
LittleNipper
Well-Known Member
We are given a geographic location for Eden in the Bible ---- pre-FLOOD.
LittleNipper
Well-Known Member
I mean that Old Testament prophesis have not been shown to be mistaken----only questioned by some...