Do you believe in miracles?

[TomOfSweden]

Theological knowledge often overlooks the personal needs of mankind.

What does this mean? Personal is one person. Mankind is all people. If religion isn't about people and their needs, what is it about?

Religion is More Personal

It is this personal knowledge and truth that Christ brought to the religious argument. This the truth that the Bible seeks to enlighten mankind. There is no error or fault in this truth.

Your statement, "To be Christian today you have to either reject the accuracy of the Bible or reject logic as a valid system to solve problems" does not apply The point here in the Bible has been well taken.

You neglected to explain how. Christian scholars have been fighting with this for centuries, so you'd better back your shit up now

The truth here is obviously true by any stretch of the imagination. You are correct when you say the Bible needs to be read with a liberal slant. That's what Christ preached also. He was very much a liberal.

So how should it be read? How do you know what is God's word and what is just your or your priests personal morality?

What many attack as Christianity is not really Christianity at all. Christianity is more than historical interpretation. It is very much more personal. I hope this helps.

You'll have no argument there. I'm not going to hold what one Christian does in the name of religion toward another.

Just to be clear here. I suspect that you're using the word "truth" as an abstract and empty container, void of meaning. And just using it a lot because it has positive connotations. If the message of Christ is the truth, it's is the message and not the label of truth that is relevant, isn't it? Tell me a Christian truth. Anything? Please give me something concrete to have an opinion about or reply to.