Then if you are wrong you will go to Hell.
Then if you are wrong you will go to Hell.
Is there no verifiable reason to believe the Bible, then?Originally Posted by Finestwheat
There is a verifiable reason.
What is it? I just assumed you would've have provided a counterpoint for that excuse as well, given that you've given counters to many other excuses.
It depends on what I am specifically suppose to be proving in the Bible.
Proving?
Like I said, I assumed you had an response to the excuse is all. If you don't, other than "Then you'll go to hell if you're wrong," then I guess we're done. Thanks.
Since Jesus is poven to be God then "whosoever shall deny me before men, him will I also deny before my Father which is in heaven" (Matt. 10.33).
Well, the excuse is of not believing the Bible. So, to accept that quote, one must already believe in the Bible. So, how would one go about surpassing the first issue: Not believing the Bible?
First observe the proof that you are unable to overturn then the consequences of what Jesus said if you continue to shut your mind down to the proof.
The proof is since almost all scholars agree for "good reasons" the disciples truly believed they had seen Jesus alive from the dead in various group settings, talked with Him, walked with Him, touched Him and even ate with Him then this is a fact we can glean from the Scriptures and be 100% sure about.
You need a naturalistic explanation to account for the origin of the disciples' beliefs. If you can't find one yet still refuse to come to the cross as a helpless sinner to receive the Lord Jesus as Savior then you are "without excuse."
Elementary dear Watson.
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