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Is the Bible inerrant, infallible or God's word?
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Can I try a different tack?
The reason why you are able to hold the faith of Evangelical Christians up to scrutiny is that they have a solid position on the historical reality of Jesus and his place in the spiritual realm.
You seem to be giving slightly schizophrenic responses in your posts skipping from Jesus 'allegedly' said to "Jesus used parables to instruct people."
I am interested in what you believe so if you would be so kind as to answer three preliminary questions I feel it would be helpful.
1. Do you believe there was a historical person called Jesus who inspired the New Testament?
2. Do you believe that any part of his oral message has made it into written form in the bible?
3. Do you believe a God had any part in his life, teachings and/or death?
Thanks.