QuestionDoes The Bible Prove Anything?​

The bible contains much witness testimony which is evidence under law.
Federal Rules of Evidence

See articles VI, VII and VIII

Since I (and I suspect most readers of this site) rarely open random unattributed external links especially when the poster cannot even be bothered to say what relevance they might be, surely the real question before we get into debating anything is: what is it that YOU are trying to prove?

If you cannot at least state that - preferably succinctly and in your own words, plus perhaps giving a case for why it actually matters - then I doubt anyone is going to respond.

All you have is excuses for a pathological aversion to reality.

ajtandy wrote:

All you have is excuses for a pathological aversion to reality.

Oh the irony!   


But its your own starting post that asked, "Does the Bible prove anything?" ... and so following up on my initial response I'm still just asking, "prove what?". What is it you are expecting/thinking/hoping the Bible might prove - or indeed disprove as I really don't know which angle you're coming from? While you continue to be incapable of at least giving you own viewpoint, then frankly is there really much to discuss?

MM

It is not often that I find myself in agreement with many members of this group when it comes to topics related to the bible, but on this occasion I do.

I can see no point in just posting a series of links which I also have no intention of opening up.  

As it happens, and I am sure that this will come as no surprise, I do have quite a selection of books that deal with the accuracy and inaccuracy of both the Old and New Testaments.

Tim