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That is unlikely, particularly because there is no clear consensus on what constitutes an error. It is, however, filled with spelling errors, and these errors are actually preserved in modern editions of the Hebrew text.
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Why is the bible both erroneous and without error?
That is a logical contradiction. It is impossible to be both erroneous and without error at the same time. A better question would be "Why is the Bible erroneous, isn't it supposed to be without error?" The answer to that question is that the Bible was written by mortal men, not an omniscient deity.
Is it logical to believe that the Bible written by humans could be error free?
yes the bible was written by inspierd men of gog
Which doctrine denies possibilty of error?
Two answers are possible depending on the context in which an answer is being sought.Firstly, the Roman Catholic church in the 1870's defined at a Council of the church, the doctrine of Papal Infallibility. This states briefly that when the Pope speaks ex cathedrathat is 'officially' in his teaching role as head of the Roman Catholic church that he is infallible and without error.Secondly, Christians who are Bible believers hold to the doctrine of Bible Infallibility. Usually this relates to the Bible as originally written, in Hebrew, Greek and Aramaic, as there are possibilities of minor copyists errors as well as translational difficulties etc. Essentially the Bible is without error because it is seen as being divinely inspired and God Himself is of course perfect.
Why do you believe the Bible?
Because God put faith in my heart to believe. It is true and without error.
Which book in bible directly addresses the error of Gnosticism?
No book in the bible addresses Gnosticism, you are looking for Against Heresies as written by a father of the church, Irenaeus.
How does a literalist look at the Bible?
A biblical literalist regards the Bible as infallible and without error. Any apparent errors and inconsistencies can and must be explained away, because the Bible is the Word of God.
What type of belief says the Bible is literally true and without error?
A:Fundamentalism is a movement originating in American Protestantism in the early part of the twentieth century, that stresses the infallibility of the Bible not only in matters of faith and morals but also as a literal historical record. Although fundamentalists believe the Bible to be literally true and without error, they frequently reinterpret the Bible to suit their own theological views.
What does 100 CE mean in the Bible?
It would not be written that way or be in the Bible as it was finalized with the Book of Revelation, circa 95 AD. The 'CE' stands for 'common error.'
How did the Egyptians create frogs during the plagues brought by Moses prior to the Hebrew exodus?
They did not "create frogs" frogs had probably been part of their ecosystem. When the plagues happened it is believed that God had sent the frogs so the Israelite people would be delivered from Egypt. Another Answer: According to Christians, the Bible is absolutely true and without error. The Egyptians must have been able through magic to make frogs just like Moses or the Bible is not true and without error. The Egyptians also, supposedly, made the waters turn red with blood and unfit to drink. They did all this by magic--just read the Bible and you will believe ...
Why do people dismiss what the Bible says for what humans say?
A:The Bible was itself written by humans, and any claim to divine inspiration for it can never be proven. When the Bible is shown to be in error, it is reasonable to listen to other humans who can demonstrate the truth on these matters.
What are two ways the bible is in present in the experience of the Catholic church?
· Bible – Book of books, there are 72; 45 in the Old Testament, 27 in the New.· Verbum Dei – The Word of God· Revelation - God reveals himself through the Bible· Inspiration – The Holy Spirit inspired the writers of the Bible to know what to write· Interpretation – To look for a deeper meaning and not to take it literally· Inerrant – without error· Theological truth – A deeper, interpreted meaning found in the text about God· Fundamentalist Christian – strict and traditional, take the Bible literally· Liberal Christian – more relaxed, interpret the Bible· Omnipotent – God is all powerful· Imago Dei – image of God, this is why we’re special· Covenant – A sacred promise between God and humanityKey facts· The word Bible means ‘library’ or ‘book of books’· There are 72 books in the Catholic Bible· The Bible is split into two sections –- The Old Testament (OT) which was written before Jesus was born and is the Jewish scriptures of which there are 45 books, they were originally written in Hebrew.- The New Testament (NT) which was written about Jesus and since Jesus lived, these are the Christian scriptures; there are 27 books, they were originally written in Greek.
What has the author Werner Bergmann written?
Werner Bergmann has written: 'Error Without Trial' -- subject(s): Antisemitism, Psychological aspects 'Colour Atlas Nutritional Disorders of Plants' 'Die zehn Gleichnisse vom Reich der Himmel' -- subject(s): Bible, Biblical teaching, Criticism, interpretation, Kingdom of God, Parables
