I'm a good Christian, I get by living by the word of Jesus. I saw an Egyptian woman walking down the road the other day, and I stoned that bitch to death and hid her in the sand like it says in Exodus 2:11-12. Then when I came home, my wife saw I was exhausted and made me a sandwich. The dumb bitch had the nerve to ask me how it was! So I shut her up with my fists as I Timothy 2:11-14 teaches. Once that hoe gets out of hospital, she'll know her place.
But as I was furiously digging the sandy grave for the infidel I slew. It suddenly dawned on me. What if God's will was no more an infallible truth than the idea of evolution? What epistemic grounds do we have to believe the bible is full of justified true beliefs? Is it an a priori, necessary truth of the world that the bible is the case? If not, what other grounds do we have to believe in the word of God, as opposed to the word of Science (especially as Scientific knowledge is totally transparent and the causal linkage of the theories contained are clear and open for all to see)
Help me out fellow Christians, I'd hate to think that all my stoning and beating was for no good.
But as I was furiously digging the sandy grave for the infidel I slew. It suddenly dawned on me. What if God's will was no more an infallible truth than the idea of evolution? What epistemic grounds do we have to believe the bible is full of justified true beliefs? Is it an a priori, necessary truth of the world that the bible is the case? If not, what other grounds do we have to believe in the word of God, as opposed to the word of Science (especially as Scientific knowledge is totally transparent and the causal linkage of the theories contained are clear and open for all to see)
Help me out fellow Christians, I'd hate to think that all my stoning and beating was for no good.
Genesis 1:1 In the beginning God created the heaven and the earth

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