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Originally posted by redneck13
These points aside, belief in God is belief He can manage his WORD. Any other mindset denies the authority on the subject. There's no point in arguing the context since the Bible produces the history it reveals. Evidence is in the news and in our textbooks.
If you believe in the power of God, you must surely believe his book was written exactly the way he wants it. There is no evidence. Evidence is for science
enoch was right
Originally posted by redneck13
reply to post by buster2010
en.wikipedia.org...
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Principle of maximum entropy
The principle was first expounded by E.T. Jaynes in two papers in 1957[1][2] where he emphasized a natural correspondence between statistical mechanics and information theory. In particular, Jaynes offered a new and very general rationale why the Gibbsian method of statistical mechanics works. He argued that the entropy of statistical mechanics and the information entropy of information theory are principally the same thing. Consequently, statistical mechanics should be seen just as a particular application of a general tool of logical inference and information theory.
enoch was rightedit on 27-5-2012 by redneck13 because: n
Originally posted by Konduit
I read that many books were taken or purposely left out of the bible, including one Gospel where the first sentence said "God is within us, God is around us, you do not need a church made of sticks and stones to worship God."
Gee I wonder why that was left out?
Originally posted by buster2010
Originally posted by NOTurTypical
reply to post by buster2010
Is Alexander the Great an invention of man? The first written account of him doesnt appear until 400 years after his death.
Did you forget Alexander had a son Alexander IV of Macedon.
Also you are wrong about written accounts about him.
Callisthenes, Ptolemy Lagides, Nearchus, Aristobulus of Cassandreia. Onesicritus all of these people served with Alexander and wrote about him.
Dr. Borza says the earliest surviving accounts about Alexander's death available today were written three centuries after he died, so there was not a lot of information to go on...
Eugene N. Borza. Ph.D., professor emeritus of ancient history who taught for 31 years at Penn State University. Dr. Borza, who is also an author of the New England Journal article, previously thought that malaria caused Alexander's demise.
Originally posted by TKDRL
reply to post by redneck13
I have no idea what you are trying to convey here...
Originally posted by TheCelestialHuman
reply to post by BBobb
Only the New Testament talks about Christ, and not even the whole New Testament at that. Therefore, no, the bible is not the gospel of Christ.