Conclusion to my Biblical Authority Entry
Sorry it took me so long!
Ok, so here is my concluding paragraph to last weeks blog:
As I mentioned previously, it was really Rabbi Harris' study that gave me the confidence (that I shouldn't have needed). Well at least gave me complete confidence :). I mean I like numbers. Numbers are concrete (provided they are based on the facts and not pulled out of the air). The people I talk to tend to also like numbers. I still need to do a little verification on the numbers I got out of his study. It is hard for me to be motivated to do that though since I already had faith that what the Bible says is true. But now I am thinking. . . I don't have time right now, but I think I am going to write one more entry about what I have learned about the fallibility of man versus the infallibility of God. Ok, this post actually took me two days to write. So, all my faithful readers (I think there is 3 of you now :)), please keep that in mind. But believe me, knowing you are out there and actually interested keeps me writing.
Ok, so here is my concluding paragraph to last weeks blog:
As I mentioned previously, it was really Rabbi Harris' study that gave me the confidence (that I shouldn't have needed). Well at least gave me complete confidence :). I mean I like numbers. Numbers are concrete (provided they are based on the facts and not pulled out of the air). The people I talk to tend to also like numbers. I still need to do a little verification on the numbers I got out of his study. It is hard for me to be motivated to do that though since I already had faith that what the Bible says is true. But now I am thinking. . . I don't have time right now, but I think I am going to write one more entry about what I have learned about the fallibility of man versus the infallibility of God. Ok, this post actually took me two days to write. So, all my faithful readers (I think there is 3 of you now :)), please keep that in mind. But believe me, knowing you are out there and actually interested keeps me writing.
Labels: biblical authority, faith, fallibility, truth
Posted by: Nichole | 2:33 PM
2 Comments:
You might think there is only three, but you would be mistaken. I think you should push forward with the numbers. Not in the sense that you don't have faith in the Bible but in helping others to understand where they came from and like you said "not pulled out of the air". The problem is (I am talking to myself) we don't spend enough time researching. I am enjoying your blog. But remember just because someone doesn't leave a comment, doesn't mean they didn't read it. :)
You are very right. I have just read some new information and I should probably share it with everyone.
You are also very right about comments. I guess I hope that my blog is able to change at least one persons mind out there one of these days, directly or indirectly. I think I have also been self-conscious about sharing my ideas, but I am starting to get my confidence built up :)
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