ONCE YOU make the (very justified) decision to reject the idea that the Bible is the literal word of God, then it takes a very strange intellectual contortion to then say that the Bible - shaped as it was by barely literate scribes and ambitious community... ...full story at meoldchina
from meoldchina on Wed, Sep 05 2007
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