The infallible Word of God?
 

Infallible:
1 : incapable of error : unerring <an infallible memory>
2 : not liable to mislead, deceive, or disappoint : certain <an infallible remedy>
3 : incapable of error in defining doctrines touching faith or morals


Starting from Genesis(Moses' writing) to Revelation(John's writing), from the creation of the universe and life as we know it (both biblically and scientifically)...do you really believe the bible is the infallible 'Word of God' or mere writings of man's idea of what God is and what they thought it should mean to man-kind? Faith-based alone can be blind leading the blind. I'm interested in all comments.

Re: The infallible Word of God?
 

before I wade in, could I ask if you have had various username incarnations on this board or the GNC?

I'm not asking for the names, just the possibility that we are communicating with a person about a topic that we have before, only with different names.

Re: The infallible Word of God?
 

No, I'm a new user to this board.

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Can we also get the specific ISBN of the Bible which is considered infallible?

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They didn't have ISBNs in Moses's day, or Paul's day, etc. :toofunny

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You thought it was me, dincha? :lol

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You might want to view the rules of the forum before you proceed on this thread.

Quote:

Rules of Conduct This discussion board is for Apostolic Pentecostal Christians who believe that the Bible, in its entirety, is the Word of God, is without error, and that it is completely relevant today. We welcome and encourage visitors of other faiths to post and ask sincere questions in their honest search to learn more of our faith and about our wonderful Lord, Savior, and God whose name is Jesus Christ. We do not, however, give place for the tearing down, the disputing of, or destruction of, Apostolic doctrine, the Apostolic ministry, or the Christian faith in any form. The propagation of any doctrine that is contrary to the Apostolic doctrine is not welcome here. AFF RULES

Re: The infallible Word of God?
 

There are no errors in the Bible that cannot be explained away, with enough hard work. And if you're motivated enough to do so (say, being tossed into the lake of fire for not doing so), it can always be done.

Re: The infallible Word of God?
 

You might want to view the rules of the forum before you proceed on this thread.

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Then I will have to insist on a Bible, still intact, that was published during Paul's lifetime, with a written endorsement from Jesus or one of the Disciples that it is authentic. :D