Humanists discuss Bible revisionism

Jason Thibeault

Of interest to various regular posters, I’m certain. Especially those that think the Bible is the inerrant word of God, as opposed to a living, breathing, evolving work of fiction authored by humans.

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Hat tip to Greg Laden’s Blog (curse you Greg for finding the awesome before I can!).

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Humanists discuss Bible revisionism

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2 thoughts on “Humanists discuss Bible revisionism”

  2. Mike Haubrich, FCD
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    That is an advantage to living in Minnesota, Jason. Both Scott and Grant are active members of the Minnesota Atheists. They also discussed Bart Ehrman’s book on the Atheists Talk radio show. It is so cool to know them.

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