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Originally Posted by Praxeas
Define quite often. He did it in frequently but for long periods of time. He also had a witness, Aaron and others that saw the glory of God and the miracles
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You brought up the argument, so how about if
you define "often"?
Yes, Aaron and others saw the miracles and the glory. But were there any witnesses as to what God spoke to Moses? How about all the other cases of God speaking to people?
See my later post addressing this. And what I said was:
I can agree that God would not contradict Himself, and angels (the ones on God's side, at least) would not contradict God, either. But what if a message doesn't contradict the Bible? We could then not rule out the message being genuine, but we cannot conclude for sure that it is genuine."
Is that correct or not? Suppose we don't have any of the other show-stoppers, such as too-frequent (in your estimation) messages or symptoms of schizophrenia, and we have some kind of confirmation. Would you then claim that we definitely have a case of God literally speaking?
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Let's take Paul for an example. Yes there were witnesses to the event. Further God spoke to another man to go visit Paul, confirming this witness
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OK, that's a good example, thanks.
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