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You certainly say there's like scientific and historical mistakes or things that don't match what we now know about science and you say yeah of course I mean that that was that was the world that the Bible is written in in fact I

would go so far okay so this might get me some more emails.

I would say that the biblical writers were working with, from the framework of an ancient cosmology that is scientifically not accurate.

Does that make me a non-errantis?

Depending on your definition.

I mean, of course they did a course the biblical writers didn't believe in a you know

heliocentric universe of course they believed in the pillars of the earth and

and the waters above and the waters below and they had an ancient cosmology

an ancient view of the world around them.

They didn't have a modern day post-enlight

view of cosmology.

Like to me, it's just like, of course.

But some people are like, well, no, that means it's all wrong.

It's those mistakes as

the errors I'm like well depends on what do you mean my mistake what do you mean

by error they're working within the framework of their day like they they

had they they clearly practice ancient they followed ancient rules of

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