Theos-Talk Archives (June 2000 Message tt00010)

I couldn't agree more.Wisdom comes from many sources;e.g. I see it
each day  in the individuals I work with whom are "unknowns".Taking a
work literally which has gone through re-writes and "translations"even
recently is not advisable.The wisdom is there but facts can become
fuzzy.As with many things wisdom can be extracted even if the facts are
ambiguous.Can anyone really receive the true meaning mean't by an
individual?The limits of written and oral language I suppose.
                         Your friend Scotty
Bart Lidofsky wrote:
> 
> scott holloman wrote:
> >
> > Forgive me but Jesus is well known,
> 
>         There are many supposed source of wisdom, such as Jesus and Moses, for
> whom there is not one iota of reliable historical evidence of their
> existence. Doesn't make the wisdom any less valid. However, to use their
> existence as proof of modern wannabe's is like stating the Bible is
> historical proof of their existence.
> 
>         Bart Lidofsky
> 
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