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**tgs** · 04-05-2012, 03:36 PM

First of all, Sayid Al Qimni is a famous writer in Egypt. Thats why they invited him for the interview to seek his views.
Notice that you did not deal with even one point brought up by him. Instead you dismiss his ideas by trying to senselessly discredit him. You need to do better than that to have a meaningful discussion.

Never heard of him. However I've heard of Prof Bart Erhmann. He's even better. A Christian evangelist or should I say ex Christian who has found the truth about his religion when he tried to delve deeper into its history and find out the original manuscripts. He went on to write some really enlightening books that are even found in our very own national libraries. Right here in Singapore!!
Misquoting Jesus is on compelling read.
It's a book on how scribes manipulated and changed n added some of their own words to make them appear as if they were inspired by God when they clearly weren't.

"woe it is on those who write the scripture with their own hands and say this is from God . Woe to them and all that they profit from". (Quran)

04-05-2012, 03:36 PM	#6
tgs Join Date Mar 2007 Age 48 Posts 5,125 Senior Member	First of all, Sayid Al Qimni is a famous writer in Egypt. Thats why they invited him for the interview to seek his views. Notice that you did not deal with even one point brought up by him. Instead you dismiss his ideas by trying to senselessly discredit him. You need to do better than that to have a meaningful discussion. Never heard of him. However I've heard of Prof Bart Erhmann. He's even better. A Christian evangelist or should I say ex Christian who has found the truth about his religion when he tried to delve deeper into its history and find out the original manuscripts. He went on to write some really enlightening books that are even found in our very own national libraries. Right here in Singapore!! Misquoting Jesus is on compelling read. It's a book on how scribes manipulated and changed n added some of their own words to make them appear as if they were inspired by God when they clearly weren't. "woe it is on those who write the scripture with their own hands and say this is from God . Woe to them and all that they profit from". (Quran)
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