Lee Strobel wrote 'The Case for Christ' as a journalist. He found the proof
overwhelming. Ehrman researched New Testament documents from the view of
fundamentalist infallibility and found they came up short.
Under the standard of infallibility, what would we have in our libraries?
Probably no history at all. Even yesterday's newspaper would probably flunk.
Would we perhaps be allowed to publish the books as historical fiction? The
probable life and times of George Washington?
What would this viewpoint do to the rules of English? Our use of commas has
definitely evolved (even commas evolve). Would we forever have to use them
in the locations taught in the fifties?
ormaybewewouldhavetoforeverwriteinthemannerofbiblicalwriters
Debbie Mann
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Received on Wed Mar 15 09:38:36 2006
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