Do you believe that the bible is fallible?

All human things are Fallible.. When many religions claim that their religion is made by God. But in some regions people from this religion get converted to that religion and in another region people of that religion get converted to this religion.. So even Religions which they claim the be from God are also Fallible.. This indirectly proves that the religions are mane made and not from God.

yah.. i believe in that. thats true, its on the bible.

Hi dreemsofdark, The Bible is fallible and for the very reasons that you state. Also if you took it literally, it would be very difficult to believe any of it. Blessings.

I can understand the reason for your view. However, I have been looking at these various points, especially that men wrote the Bible so it must be fallable, and I have come to the conclusion that the Bible is to the contrary, an infallible book. Let me share with you some of the reasons for my views: I see it as the most harmonious and widely read book the world over, cutting accross all racial and language barriers. The message it contains, remains unchanged, despite the translating of it in different languages. Wherever you travel today the Bible, or parts of it, is available. It is full of historical accounts of real people and real events, backed up by archaeological discoveries. that no one has ever successfully challenged. It is written with an honesty that far surpasses that of any present day historian. I say that because humans generally try to make themselves look good by hiding their flaws. Yet these Bible writers were very frank in writing about their mistakes. Examples of this can be seen in the case of Moses, Jonah, David, and Paul, to name a few. And while it is true that men wrote the Bible, it is clear that the information did not originate with them, as the Bible clearly states. (2 Peter 1:19-21) This can be illustrated by the Manager of a company, who dictates a letter for his Secretary to write. She will no doubt use her style of writing, but the information the manager wants to get accross must not be altered. Otherwise, she would not be in his employ. (Revelation 1:1) Just think, Could the manager be said to have more control over what his secretary writes, than God could have over the humans HE chose to write the Bible?