Funny, this piece opens up many other questions.
For starters, if the Bible is the word of this god, and this god is all knowing and perfect (re: infallible), how can this god possibly make mistakes and/or change its mind?
This is not just implied but is explicit in the new testament, which says to ignore parts of the old testament.
So is the old testament junk, is this god a liar, a clown, an incompetent, won't admit it made a mistake and is not infallible...hmmmm...reminds me of someone....Bush maybe!?
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Funny, this piece opens up many other questions. For starters, if the Bible is the word of this god, and this god is all knowing and perfect (re: infallible), how can this god possibly make mistakes and/or change its mind? This is not just implied but is explicit in the new testament, which says to ignore parts of the old testament. So is the old testament junk, is this god a liar, a clown, an incompetent, won't admit it made a mistake and is not infallible...hmmmm...reminds me of someone....Bush maybe!?