In terms of accuracy, the Bible has been shown to have been replicated from the first-century documents with a greater accuracy than just about any literary work out there.
I've heard this argument numerous times here. Just because something was copied correctly (and truth be told there isn't as much evidence to support perfection in copying as you claim) doesn't mean the underlying act is true.
We have very little reason to believe that the actual account given is inaccurate....
Besides a dead guy coming back to life, you mean? Or a virgin giving birth? What about the story of the Stay-Puf marshmallow man attacking Jerusalem? Oops, that story didn't make the final edit.
I've heard this argument numerous times here. Just because something was copied correctly (and truth be told there isn't as much evidence to support perfection in copying as you claim) doesn't mean the underlying act is true.
We have very little reason to believe that the actual account given is inaccurate....
Besides a dead guy coming back to life, you mean? Or a virgin giving birth? What about the story of the Stay-Puf marshmallow man attacking Jerusalem? Oops, that story didn't make the final edit.