[AndrewC]

:)

At the risk of being misunderstood, may I suggest that you include this viewpoint along with your link to "inerrancy- is it real or imagined?"(paraphrased of course).

IS THE BIBLE INERRANT?

I don't use the word inerrant. I use "true"/"the truth".

P.S. ;^)

[Matchett-PI]

"IS THE BIBLE INERRANT? I don't use the word inerrant. I use "true"/"the truth"."

Your point is moot.

But you could have saved yourself the trouble if you were a careful reader. You skimmed over this little tid-bit in my previous post on "inerrancy":

Let's keep things on perspective, here! It should be obvious that since many of the "errors" in our Bibles turn on single letters, numbers or words, no doctrine of Christian belief is the least bit altered by any questionable reading in Scripture.