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 | | From: | Jim | | Subject: | Re: Christianity is false | | Date: | Sat, 30 Oct 2004 05:27:57 GMT |
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 | Mr. Falconer, I fear that you may have overlooked the Christian's
definition of "faith" (Hebrews, Chapter 11) when you began to attempt to
establish veracity for it. If you will read this chapter, you will
understand how, by its very nature, veracity contradicts faith.
At the time that this letter to the "Hebrews" was written, the ancestors
of Isaac Newton and Albert Einstein were still running naked in their
forests, eating raw meat and painting pictures inside of caves. A few
centuries later, they were able to establish veracity for a flat world
bordered with seas that contained giant monsters.
Today, their descendants continue to try to establish the veracity of
when life begins and when it should end. In a world that failed to
convict O.J. Simpson of murder, but successfully awarded his assets to
the surviving family members for his crime, how can we hope to do more
than the author of the letter to the "Hebrews" suggests?
Michael Falconer wrote:
> How is one to establish the veracity of the so called Christian faith???
> There is no method.
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