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Subject: Galatians versus Acts

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Servant Wayne

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Date Posted: 17:38:32 07/11/05 Mon

Galatians versus Acts:

The intent of my writings is to make known to the unsuspecting that faith in God and faith in the Bible is not one and the same. That righteousness before God is not a matter of religion or belief, but is in being righteous towards others. I believe that in making the contradictions between Galatians and Acts known to the unsuspecting some might see that faith in God should not rest upon what men say of God, but in God alone! And thereby learn that although there may be certain truths in the Bible, it is by no means the inerrant word of God.

When it comes to what is falsely believed of God's character, there is little difference in the beliefs of Islamist terrorists, Moslems, Christians, or Jews. For the origins of what they primitively believe of God is found within a common source. It is within the false primitive claims of the Pentateuch that God is that wrathful fearsome one who commanded men to be the butchers of men, women and children, delighted in bloody sacrifices, justified slavery, and the oppression of women.

Had the demigod of Constantine, the Christ of Rome, been what is proclaimed of him, not only would Jesus have known that the false one in 1 Samuel 15: 2-3 is not God, but would have said so!

Galatians versus Acts:
http://www.harrington-sites.com/house1.html

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