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Topic	What's wrong with taking the Bible literally?
Lorenzo_2003 06/21/20 3:18:17 PM #19:	ThyCorndog posted... No it's not. The morals stuff is arguable cause it's all subjective, but we know for a fact that stories like exodus didn't happen in reality Ehh, I agree with your first part, but I advise caution on that second claim. We do not know for a fact that stories like exodus didn't happen in reality. We simply do not have evidence that it did happen. Until we have definitive evidence, then I would agree that theres no reason to think it did. But that is not the same as saying we know it as a fact. The difference might be subtle, but its there. --- ... <cite>Lorenzo_2003 posted [p:941028110] in What's wro... [t:78790893]...</cite> <quote>ThyCorndog posted... </cite> <quote>No it's not. The morals stuff is arguable cause it's all subjective, but we know for a fact that stories like exodus didn't happen in reality</quote> Ehh, I agree with your first part, but I advise caution on that second claim. We do not know for a fact that stories like exodus didn't happen in reality. We simply do not have evidence that it did happen. Until we have definitive evidence, then I would agree that theres no reason to think it did. But that is not the same as saying we know it as a fact. The difference might be subtle, but its there. --- ...</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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