Reply to ""Once Saved, Always Saved" -- Really?"

Capt James TPost Master

Originally Posted by I am the Fireman:

The Bible has no contridictions in it but only different peoples writing of what happened at a certain event.

Let's consider the terrible events that happened on 9/11. Several thousand people saw the planes as they crashed into the twin towers and I would just guess that if 10 of those thousand people sat down and wrote about what they saw their prospective would all be different. BUT, ultimately they would ALL say that TWO PLANES did indeed crash into the twin towers. Those areas in the Bible that you athiest call contridictions are merely different peoples accounts of what they say and ultimately they saw the same thing but only worded differently. Grasping at straws aren't we?

I've always felt the same way. As my grandpa used to say, sometimes you just have to 'faith' it.

9/24/1111:14 PM

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