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It's all about whose textual criticism you believe. You can find people who argue one way. The Old Testament professors I studied under would argue a differen
by rsyring 5y ago
It's all about whose textual criticism you believe. You can find people who argue one way. The Old Testament professors I studied under would argue a different way. Just one example: https://genesisapologetics.com/faqs/gilgamesh-epic-which-came-first-noahs-flood-or-the-gilgamesh-epic/ https://genesisapologetics.com/faqs/gilgamesh-epic-which-cam...
There are other things in the Bible that challenge me more than textual criticism.
On the flip side, I'd say the core "rationalization" I have for my belief is what the Bible teaches about sin. It's obvious to me something is very wrong with with the world we live in. I think the Bible explains convincingly both what's wrong and what the fix is.
- mint2 5y agoWow thanks for the link, that does clearly show how Bible literalists(?) think about topics like that.