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A few months ago, an agnostic friend passed on this article
to me. Even though it was written in 1894, most arguments against the
inspiration of Scripture haven't changed much, and I continue to hear
these same arguments regularly.
The Lutheran Church is not a cult. We're not afraid of alternative
viewpoints. In fact, we welcome them. That said, we're not necessarily
going to agree with them, but we're happy to talk about what we do and
don't believe and why. At the same time, we can occasionally get caught
off-guard by arguments we've not heard before and not know how to
respond, since these arguments can come from many different fields,
from ancient history to quantum theory.
So with this discussion, we hope to examine these questions and see how
valid they are and answer them from our perspective. We invite any
atheists or agnostics who'd like to attend to come and discuss these
questions.
This study will last several weeks until we work through the entire
document together.This week, we get a little snarky. Sorry about that.
We begin the discussion, recorded November 15, 2009.
About the Holy Bible by Robert G. Ingersoll, 1894