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Do you really want us to go piece by piece through the Bible and present evidence/rationale why events contained therein are likely not true?

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Yes, especially because when I asked you in an earlier thread what made you leave Christianity, you told me it was because the idea of God sounded implausible. Hardly an objective evaluation.

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Can you point me to this, because I've studied the NT cover-to-cover and the teachings of the church and also a lot of non-Christian sources and came to a very well-thought out opinion that the Bible was bunk. Your summation of my "conversion" is totally off the mark.

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KIDLUCKEE:
It was based on the Bible (and how I was raised and educated, of course). I read the Bible myself and took my faith very seriously.
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TXAG007:
So how did you reason the Bible to be incorrect? The reason I ask is because I believe appearances of conflict within the Bible to be resolved when placed in the proper context.
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KIDLUCKEE:
A "god" created the universe.

He sent his "son" to save us from our "sins."

If we have "faith" in this "god" we will have "eternal" life.

These are but a few of the "details" that trouble me. Are they so easily resolved?

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And you think my response in that thread equates to your original characterization? This is further example why debate with you is futile. My point in that thread was that my turn from the faith wasn't due to some minor inconsistencies (as you alluded to) but were due to the very basic axioms of the faith.