Christians Claim Bible is Literally True.
Why they don't know what they're talking about.
Christians say, "I believe the Bible is literally true, as long as you define what the terms mean."
"Literally true," however, doesn't mean redefined terms.
For example, in Genesis "evening and morning" make a day.
But re-define "evening and morning" and the words are not literally true.
A day of millions of years, for instance, is not literal.
They say, "The Bible says it, I believe it, that settles it."
Trouble is, the Bible says most anything once you redefine the terms.
Perhaps, one day they'll understand.
Why they don't know what they're talking about.
Christians say, "I believe the Bible is literally true, as long as you define what the terms mean."
"Literally true," however, doesn't mean redefined terms.
For example, in Genesis "evening and morning" make a day.
But re-define "evening and morning" and the words are not literally true.
A day of millions of years, for instance, is not literal.
They say, "The Bible says it, I believe it, that settles it."
Trouble is, the Bible says most anything once you redefine the terms.
Perhaps, one day they'll understand.
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