Am I missing something here?Originally Posted by hoppinmad
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I am a Chrisitan, Jew, or Muslim and it happened exactly as the Bible says.
I am a Christian, Jew, or Muslim and think the story is anywhere from a stretch to a myth.
I am not a Christan, Jew, or Muslim but I believe the story in the Bible.
I am not a Christan, Jew, or Muslim and I believe it's just a legend.
Am I missing something here?
If you are facing a rainbow, the sun will never be at 3 or 9 o'clock / right shoulder or left...... it will always be shining on your back.
rainbow ( ...............<- you ............... <- O sun
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rainbow ( .................<- you
....sun.....sun.....sun.....sun.....sun....sun.... ..sun....sun....sun
Gotcha. You have unveiled my utter ignorance of basic meteorology.
Why would I? God never claimed he dictated the Bible. It's only those who are claiming it who have to address the questions.
Why wouldn't you? Don't you care what He thinks?
Hey ... I've stood out in the rain many times trying to experience that once in a lifetime anomaly when the rainbow was at 12 0'clock and the sun at 11.
The Bible never claims to be a direct dictation either.
I found your description of plenary verbal inspiration to be a very good one. That's what I believe.
BD, MANY folks who hold the Scripture as inerrant could agree with TDMc's description of inspiration.
Time is your friend. Impulse is your enemy. -John Bogle
I agree and know a lot of people that feel that way. I don't.
Curious if not through prayer and asking God about it how he came to that conclusion but in the end I don't think it is a salvation issue.
Great point and the only one that matters.
We were in Branson, Mo. a couple of weeks ago and believe it or we actually the Ark, Noah, his wife and family along with all the animals.......It was a good show. But the best one was "Smoke on the Bible". Also enjoyed several other good shows.......
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