Questions About The Bible Unearthed: Archaeology's New Vision of Ancient Israel and the Origin of Its Sacred Texts

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To me, it sounds like The Holy Bible is disputed as not 100% Factual-Absent of True Happenings and People 1.]I don't understand these authors, are they atheists? 2.]What Biblical Archeological evidence do they need to take Gods Word as Pure Truth? God, had shared His Word with us through Holy Spirit led mankind, to show HIS delivering Power and what sin does and how God sent our Lord Jesus to save us.

Félix Marqués Yeah, here's a shocking idea: most people have absolutely no reason whatsoever to accept the Bible as unchangeable, immovable, literal truth, especial…moreYeah, here's a shocking idea: most people have absolutely no reason whatsoever to accept the Bible as unchangeable, immovable, literal truth, especially when you take into account that it has been translated, adapted and changed so many times. There is proof that several biblical passages were added in way later (such as the “throw the first stone” segment, which is medieval).

You don't need to be a biblical literalist to be a Christian. But I'd say you need a little bit of skepticism and perspective to be a functinal human.(less)

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So there is no proof of Joseph existence. No proof of the Jewish people in Egypt. No proof of the mighty kingdom of Israel. Something all the 3 religion in the middle east said they are. So what the F*** is going on ?

Daniel Quigley All three religions came from the one. A person only needed to be able to read and write within the couple centuries before Jesus to accomplish it. Ez…moreAll three religions came from the one. A person only needed to be able to read and write within the couple centuries before Jesus to accomplish it. Ezra 7 - there you go. That's when the final draft was introduced. (less)

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