Latin? Was it really?![]()
after it was compiled yes, the different books etc were not.
Latin? Was it really?![]()
[PTG]shogun;10815488 said:several billion years old iirc.
formed about 4 billion after big bang as current thinking goes
so you think the compilers changed what was written? do you not think they would have removed the supposed contradictions in it?
and what would be the point, it was in latin to begin with, so not many would have understood anyway.
and what would be the point, it was in latin to begin with, so not many would have understood anyway.
and the latter point, God has controll over everything, except he cannot controll free will, nor can he make someone love him.
Actually, i was under the impression that the bible/christianity held the belief that the world was less than 10,000 years old. is this not correct?
Who said anything about it being re-written? I agreed with you that the authors were the original authors and other than the many myriad of mistakes made in the translations from Greek, Latin and however many other languages neither I nor Gilly said they had been altered in any way. Just that whole books which did not fit into the overall ethos had been left out wholesale.
Who said anything about it being re-written? I agreed with you that the authors were the original authors and other than the many myriad of mistakes made in the translations from Greek, Latin and however many other languages neither I nor Gilly said they had been altered in any way. Just that whole books which did not fit into the overall ethos had been left out wholesale.
I've heard it all now. The bible was Latin to begin with??
Hahahahaha.
I believe you will find that the old Testament was originally Hebrew and the new Testament was Greek.
sure, but the books that were left out were left out becasuew they were not relevent, eg diary extracts or personal letters which were not relevent.
sure, but the books that were left out were left out becasuew they were not relevent, eg diary extracts or personal letters which were not relevent.
sure, but the books that were left out were left out becasuew they were not relevent, eg diary extracts or personal letters which were not relevent.
look at post 201![]()
\true but we are limited by technology and due to science itself (quantum mechanics) there is uncertainty in everything (e.g. electrons passing through impassable materials and gamma rays traveling through opaque objects faster than light, i can go into detail if u wish)) and what is observed is changed by observation. we can tell with a limited % of accuracy which is well within accepted degree of error.that is not definate though, and that is to the nearest X.
Actually, i was under the impression that the bible/christianity held the belief that the world was less than 10,000 years old. is this not correct?
And who told you they were not relevant? Have you read them? (genuine question I'm not trying to get a rise out of you.)
No, there were whole Gospels left out. Don't let your inability to question hinder your inability to see facts
Your words were 'it was latin to begin with', not 'it was latin after it was translated' for example.
[PTG]shogun;10814503 said:excuse me for playing devlis advocate here (excuse the pun, is that blaspheme or something too?) but an opion can not be proved or disproved because it has no physical relavence or is relative to other factors.
so it is neither false or correct
my dad has read them,
and they are in exsistance they were not destroyed, just not included.
[PTG]shogun;10815611 said:no, all of the continental crust is over 1 billion years old and even some of the youngest oceanic crust is about 150 million years. this we now because of the creation/destruction of tectonic plates
there just opinions, the bible doesnt say that in black and white, you seem to forget that lots of chirstians have different points of view.