Monthly Archives: May 2015

Faith and certainty

Posted on May 19, 2015 by John Bruce Carver

A reader’s comment on my most recent post (”There’s nothing wrong with the Bible,” May 9, 2015) opined that “a thing does not ever really become a fact until all uncertainty is removed” and “where certainty ends, faith takes over … Continue reading →

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There’s nothing wrong with the Bible

Posted on May 9, 2015 by John Bruce Carver

I’ve been asked why I am against the Bible. I’m not. I am against neither the Bible, the Koran, the Upanishads, or any others of humanity’s religious antiquities. They are products of their times, creations of ancient people trying their … Continue reading →

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