Re: Historical accuracy?

From: Jim Eisele (jeisele@starpower.net)
Date: Mon Jun 10 2002 - 07:47:42 EDT

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Walt writes

>> B) If you are going to claim that there are errors in the
>> Bible, please tell us why you think an omnipotent God
>> would allow them.

>Because, as pointed out in Glenn's original post and reference, our
>omnipotent God did not select the books of the Bible ---- non-omnipotent
>men did.

Hi Walt,

>our omnipotent God did not select the books of the Bible ----
non-omnipotent
>men did.

Now this is a most peculiar argument :-). What do you make of the OT
prophecies?

Jim

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