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Originally Posted by Boggwin Bramblefoot
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First off...nice quote off of Wiki. You guys and you open source Wiki knowledge...lol.
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And you? Are you implying that all your material is learned? I find that highly suspect. As to the credibility of Wikipedia:
By 2010 reviewers in medical and scientific fields such as toxicology, cancer research and drug information reviewing Wikipedia against professional and peer-reviewed sources found that Wikipedia's depth and coverage were of a very high standard, often comparable in coverage to physician databases and considerably better than well known reputable national media outlets. Wikipedia articles were cited as references in journals (614 cites in 2009) and as evidence in trademark and higher court rulings.
Now I'm very aware theology wasn't mentioned, however, Wiki has grown to be an extremely accurate and credible source. Much less could be said for your own source material - although I DO suspect you use Wiki as liberally as the rest of us. Step off the soap-box, sir.
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Originally Posted by Boggwin Bramblefoot
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Secondly I am not sure how I can get you guys to grasp the basics of the English language. I said and I quote, "(You do realize that thousands of History scholars even agree that many of the events in the bible are historically accurate and coincide with accepted historical teachings.)" I did not allude to events that you guys find questionable, but rather events in general like the ones I listed earlier.
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Now...to what I said:
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Originally Posted by Humerox
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My issue was more with the fact that you made an implication that "thousands of historians" validated the acceptance of the Christian Bible as a historical document (granted you qualified that statement with "many instances", but the implication is - nevertheless - there). More accurate historical data could probably be found in the manuscripts that comprise the Kolbrin Bible than can be found in the Christian Bible.
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Now, dear Boggwin...who missed what?
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