EDIT: Oh, I forgot. You and your book are special.
What book did I claim God wrote? I don't think he's written any.
If by "written" you are going to split hairs and demand that I find where you said god sat down with a writing utencil and wrote the books himself, then my answer would be that you did not.
What part did god play in the production of the Book of Mormon? What part did god play in the production of the Quran?
He inspired both to varying degrees.
"Inspired" as in he was the muse. Or, "Inspired" as in he directed those that put "pen to paper"?
What was his degree of involvment with the pronouncement in the Quran that Jesus was not his son?
"Sire, I had no need of that hypothesis" - Laplace
EDIT: Oh, I forgot. You and your book are special.
What book did I claim God wrote? I don't think he's written any.
If by "written" you are going to split hairs and demand that I find where you said god sat down with a writing utencil and wrote the books himself, then my answer would be that you did not.
What part did god play in the production of the Book of Mormon? What part did god play in the production of the Quran?
He inspired both to varying degrees.
"Inspired" as in he was the muse. Or, "Inspired" as in he directed those that put "pen to paper"?
What was his degree of involvment with the pronouncement in the Quran that Jesus was not his son?
A little from column A, a little from column B.
I don't think he inspired that statement in the Quran. In fact I'm pretty much sure of it.
"Surely he knows that DCP, The Nehor, Lamanite, and other key apologists..." -Scratch clarifying my status in apologetics "I admit it; I'm a petty, petty man." -Some Schmo
EDIT: Oh, I forgot. You and your book are special.
What book did I claim God wrote? I don't think he's written any.
If by "written" you are going to split hairs and demand that I find where you said god sat down with a writing utencil and wrote the books himself, then my answer would be that you did not.
What part did god play in the production of the Book of Mormon? What part did god play in the production of the Quran?
He inspired both to varying degrees.
"Inspired" as in he was the muse. Or, "Inspired" as in he directed those that put "pen to paper"?
What was his degree of involvment with the pronouncement in the Quran that Jesus was not his son?
A little from column A, a little from column B.
I don't think he inspired that statement in the Quran. In fact I'm pretty much sure of it.
Why don't you think he inspired it? And, why when he was giving the writers of the Quran other direction, why don't you think he directed them to take that part out?
"Sire, I had no need of that hypothesis" - Laplace
Mad Viking wrote: Why don't you think he inspired it? And, why when he was giving the writers of the Quran other direction, why don't you think he directed them to take that part out?
Because the Spirit whispers this to me and tell me it is true.......AND TELLS ME it is TRUE.
Because God doesn't override free will whenever someone writes something.
"Surely he knows that DCP, The Nehor, Lamanite, and other key apologists..." -Scratch clarifying my status in apologetics "I admit it; I'm a petty, petty man." -Some Schmo