Living Waters Message Board to refresh the saints...

These search engines are in no way affiliated with Living Waters.
Bible Search Version: NIV NASB RSV KJV Darby YLT WE All Passage:	Word Search Search: Dictionary.com Thesaurus.com for

Follow Ups Post Followup cfry@livwat.com Living Waters Front Page

Ah, those unfortunate hoaxes Posted by CFry - May 08, 2000 at 11:10:18pm 1024x768x24 - Mozilla/4.72 [en] (Win98; I)

There are a number of hoaxes that just won't die, in fact more all the time. Our local paper carried one in the religion section this Saturday, a bogus report that there is scientific evidence for a literal hell at the center of the earth. It's one of the sillier hoaxes that won't die, I think I first heard it in the '80s. Such foolishness, reported as true by credulous disciples, only serves to undermine the value of genuine evidence for the veracity of the Bible, of which there is much. We who accept the Bible as true should be eager to support it before the whole world, but should be careful to confirm that our support is based on truth, not fantasy, deception, or wishful thinking. Click here for hoax story about hell

Follow Ups

• 20 - Re: Ah, those unfortunate hoaxes steven 10:25:50am 05/08/00 (0)
• 19 - And the whole time I thought hell was just outside Las Vegas! (NM) Craig Hensley 8:42:10am 05/08/00 (4)
  • 23 - Re: And the whole time I thought hell was just outside Las Vegas! (NM) fm 5:27:55pm 05/08/00 (3)
    • 25 - Re: U.S. News and World Report CFry 6:50:49pm 05/08/00 (0)
    • 24 - Re: And the whole time I thought hell was just outside Las Vegas! (NM) CFry 6:46:28pm 05/08/00 (1)
      • 27 - where is hell? ben 8:57:14am 05/09/00 (0)

-

Post A Followup
Name:
E-Mail:
Subject:
Comments: <blockquote>There are a number of hoaxes that just won't die, in fact more all the time. Our local paper carried one in the religion section this Saturday, a bogus report that there is scientific evidence for a literal hell at the center of the earth. It's one of the sillier hoaxes that won't die, I think I first heard it in the '80s. Such foolishness, reported as true by credulous disciples, only serves to undermine the value of genuine evidence for the veracity of the Bible, of which there is much. We who accept the Bible as true should be eager to support it before the whole world, but should be careful to confirm that our support is based on truth, not fantasy, deception, or wishful thinking.</blockquote> Optional Link URL: Optional Link Title: Optional Image URL:

Follow Ups To the Top cfry@livwat.com Living Waters Front Page