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On 1/8/2011 12:25 PM, Warp wrote:
> Darren New<dne### [at] san rr com> wrote:
>> Warp wrote:
>>> I think your view is biased. I don't see how "the story of Genesis is
>>> only an allegory, it did not happen literally" would discredit the entirety
>>> of christianity.
>
>> What did Jesus die for, if there is no original sin? Indeed, why should
>> anyone worship YHVH if he *isn't* the creator?
>
> The question is literal interpretation vs. allegorical interpretation.
> Just because something is written figuratively doesn't mean that it's not
> describing a real event. The details may be fictitious, but it may still
> be describing what happened.
>
Except, where the "event" is only described in one book of fiction, and
no where else at all, and the only references to the event all seem to
show up *after* it was written. You know, kind of like 100% of
everything on the whole Jesus part of it...
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