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Since it was obviously ignored, I’ll repost the following, and state again, that if folsk deny the word is the direct word of God spoken through men led by the Holy spirit of God as insdtructed by God, and to clai mthe bioble is just a good book written by fallible man, is to call God a liar, and htose who wrote the bible via inspiration and direction of the Holy Spirit all liars as well- there’s no other way to ‘interpret’ this and the statements they made about the whole word of God being written by God through man. The bible wasn’t a ‘collection of thoughts of man about God- but the very word of God Himself and the Very Word of God recountign historical events, not imaginary ‘good metaphors meant to instruct but not to be taken literally’ excpet when it’s clear that the authors speakign for God or Christ Hismelf speaking were talking about metaphors and analogies pertinent to the lessons. The far left has tried to turn literal historical facts written by God to us in His word into mythical metaphors- calling into question every major historical fact of God’s word from creation to the life, death and ressurection of Christ- even calling htose who witnessed these events, and testified to these events, liars and storytellers of great imaginations’ and as such, one can not both beleive in God, and at the same time, doubt the very words of God (DESPITE the FACT that God said many times His word was written by Him through man). Again, fence straddling simply shows insecurity and noncommital in either direction

“To deny or question that the Bible writers spoke from God is to deny and reject the truthfulness of their own statements about themselves, their statements about one another, and Jesus’ statements about Scriptures.”