The following is a clip in it's entirety in FAIRs response to the anti-Mormon video "The Bible vs. The Book of Mormon". Shorter clips have been previously posted on the FAIR Youtube site.
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The following is a clip in it's entirety in FAIRs response to the anti-Mormon video "The Bible vs. The Book of Mormon". Shorter clips have been previously posted on the FAIR Youtube site. In the anti-Mormon video, the critics portray the Bible perfectly established by archaeology, and The Book of Mormon completey un-established by archaeology. Let it be clear, LDS believe the Bible to be the word of God and accept it as scripture. The purpose of this clip is to show that the Bible has not been 100% proven, but is still the revealed word of God.
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No archaeological discovery has ever controverted a biblical reference. (McDowell, Evidence that Demands a Verdict).
The Bible can be trusted. If people say it can't be trusted, they can just add any book such as the Book of Mormon or the Apocrypha or Quran to canon of scripture calling it God's Word. Very dangerous.
The Bible tells us when God used prophets to reveal new info about Himself. Luke 16:16, Matt 11:13, Heb 1:1
So it's saying that since there is little archeological evidence for the bible, we should give it the same weight as we do the Book of Mormon? As a non-believer of both, I have no problem with this. I think it becomes a little dishonest at the end however. While there is a bit of guessing in archeology, the great majority of archeological evidence is very scientific, and theories of archeology can be just as strong as theories in biology, physics, etc. He's definitely not an archeologist.
I read that information about the House of David. there is NO proof that David even existed. The only written evidence of David is from the Bible and maybe someone years after his death.
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The Bible can be trusted. If people say it can't be trusted, they can just add any book such as the Book of Mormon or the Apocrypha or Quran to canon of scripture calling it God's Word. Very dangerous.
The Bible tells us when God used prophets to reveal new info about Himself. Luke 16:16, Matt 11:13, Heb 1:1
As a non-believer of both, I have no problem with this.
I think it becomes a little dishonest at the end however. While there is a bit of guessing in archeology, the great majority of archeological evidence is very scientific, and theories of archeology can be just as strong as theories in biology, physics, etc. He's definitely not an archeologist.
I think that is HIGHLY debatable!
Interesting!