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Answers anyone?
.: posted Wednesday, February 23, 2005 ::: by .:webmaster:. ::: EmailThis! »

Hi Dave.

I was wondering if you could possibly post some questions for my wife and I on your site so people can respond. I need some answers, and am not sure where the best places to look are.

Im not the best seeker and finder. Others can glean from this as well. Or if not maybe you could help steer me straight.

Thanks- Tim

1. How and when did the Old and New Testament canons form, and when were the books contained therein written?

2. I can't seem to find any information on Sir William Ramsay. Help!

3. It is said that there have been no archeological finds that contradict or dispute the bible. Is this true?

4. How accurate historically are the books of the bible?

5. In your opinion, list 3 of the most serious problems, errors, or inaccuracies in the bible.

6. If you have renounced christianity, what were the factors that had the most impact on your decision?

Tim

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