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In response to "The number of things the Bible puts forward, but current teaching ignore, could fill a book. -- nm" by TWuG

That depends. The Bible is in part historical in such that much if it isn't meant to be read in that light anymore -- nm

Posted by oblique (aka kkuphal) Nov 13 '08, 13:38

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So who decides what is historical (and thus no longer meaningful) and what isn't? -- nm - TaurusII Nov 13, 13:45 1
- Me. -- nm - Bruce, the God Boss and decider Nov 13, 13:47
sure. a lot of the dietary restrictions, for example, make sense for a pre-technological world, from a public health perspective. -- nm - znufrii Nov 13, 13:40 1
- pretty much all of Leviticus is just a guide to keeping a very small number of people dying off. - Guy Nov 13, 13:51

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