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... exile, we can be very certain that the Scriptures that exists today are the same as they were over two thousand years ago. You are right that some translations are more accurate than others, but this is why any respectable Church bases its doctrines on the original language. Anyway, your claim: ...

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... of the Bible is true that everything is true. The Bible is a collection of oral and written traditions that went through many compilations and translations. There is probably a lot of true things (reports of true events as they were lived), doubtful things (hearsay or just traditions from the ...

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... I do not believe in any god. And I think the bible is book written and compiled by humans over a very long period of time, and underwent several translations. I suspect it has an interest in anthropology and in history, both because of its influence on many civilizations and because some of the ...

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... As mith said, I would suggest you do a little background research into this subject. The original texts of the Bible still exist and most modern translations strive to be as close to the original as possible. The Bible is in no way obligated to contain accurate scientific data as it is a religious ...

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Thanks for the above link. Quote: They are found in all manuscripts, translations, and early Christian citations, in all printed editions — in brief, in all the documents considered by the critics as reliable witnesses for the genuineness of a text. Your quotation ...

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