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Andy @ 00:02 - I must apologise for an apparent lack of transparency and an apparent lack of substance.
Yes, I attribute everything to God, but I seem to have failed to explain that the mechanisms God uses to create and sustain His creation, are ours to discover using the tools of science, but that science has its limits, and we live in a time when it appears that science has begun to show up its limitations.
The Bible is both simple and complicated.
Simple to read, story after story, but not always simply understood.
One part of the bible will shine a light on another. One part will interpret another.
When read alongside history, and contemporary events, it becomes clearer and clearer.
Probably the most convincing argument for the truth of the bible is fulfilled prophecy, and that is something that can be checked out by anybody.
Of course, there are always cries of foul, unfulfilled prophecy, and these are hastily seized upon by bible critics, but even though some of these remain problematic, they are far outweighed by the accuracy of fulfilled prophecy, and, just as important, the contemporary harbingers of what is coming soon, reflected in world events, coming together like pieces of a jigsaw puzzle, where the bigger picture begins to emerge.
You describe me as a fervent, and I'm glad you did, as I am indeed passionate for God, which brings me to my final point, the fact that God is in my life, with a closeness that is real, tangible, and forever experienced, in answered prayer, comfort, and love.