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7/19/2015 9:12:02 PM
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Do you have a source about that? Because I haven't heard they did but it'd definitely be something I want to know about.
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All it takes is a [url=http://google.com]google[/url] search.
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All I could find (though I didn't spend too much time on it) was that the Council voted on which books to include in the Bible, nothing about editing them. Although this is somewhat disturbing, considering the fact that the Bible says that what we read is God-breathed and such, I think God may have had influence on which books they chose to include.
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You're making an unsubstantiated assumption that God had his hand in the work. Basically, the council of Nicea decided what stays and what goes in the Bible because people were having disputes about it.
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That's fair. Unsubstantiated is true by a scientific perspective, though not by a Christian perspective. I know that means next to nothing to you, but I thought I'd throw it out there.
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What does that even mean? Why deny scientific and logical terms?
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What did I just say that denies science and logic?
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[quote]Unsubstantiated is true by a scientific perspective, though not by a Christian perspective. [/quote]Unless if you're not a Christian...
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I thought you were talking about something else when you said I was denying scientific and logical terms. Sorry for the confusion.
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OK? Question: Are you a Christian?
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Well... I've been raised in a Christian family but it was more or less like the typical "American Christian family," where we go to church every Sunday but none of our lives were really changed because of God. I started reading the Bible some more and watching videos, seeing people's testimonies, etc. and realized that there was much more to Christianity than I had been experiencing. So I'm actually currently trying to put my old life completely behind.
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But why believe in something without evidence? Faith is irrational.
