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Re: Can you look at religion scientifically, and still believe God exists? -
July 25th 2009, 01:50 AM
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Originally Posted by onion
I believe the Bible, cover to cover, word for word. I believe that it is the infallible and incoherent word of God, all of it written by men through the breath of God Himself.
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But see, this still is not an argument about disproving all of science or all of the bible, about disproving parts of them. It is about one single thing. God. One can disprove all of the bible and still believe God exists. Because there are arguments for the exsistance of God outside of the bible.
Otherwise you might be making quite the argument. Whether or not someone can look at religion or God scientifically, AND still believe God exists. That is what we are trying to find out.
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Originally Posted by onion
The Holy Spirit is in us, yes but we get our answers through His Word, the Bible. As far as accreditation goes, no buddy has credibility, you learn this throughout school. This is why teachers want citation. You need to provide sources where you acquired your information because as you start citing sources you begin attain credible answers and people are more inclined to believe you.
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Answers may be gotten from the Word sure, but the same way you can't parrot off a part of the dictionary without explaining it for those that might not understand, the same way you can't parrot of the bible without explaining it.
Well of COURSE you need sources. I am not arguing against sources, but against solely using sources. For the same exact reason your teachers don't want you to copy and paste another's work and just turn it in with sources. Your last post had what I considered proper amount of sources and your words. It was good, I just did not like your first post or so that had the majority of it quotes from the bible without explaining/talking about them.
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