Continued from previous post. Contemporary eye witness reports of accidents, robberies ect. that police take down always differ some and sometimes extremely by different witnesses of the same event. In fact if witnesses relate everything exactly the same, with many of the same words or phrases, the police often are suspicious that they are lying. Many Bible doubters often say that it has been translated so many times and into so many languages that they can't trust what it says. But contemporary Bibles such as the one I use have many scholars translate from the original manuscripts in the original languages with scholars checking the translations repeatedly. And for words or phrases that can mean more than one thing in the original they use context of surrounding passages and other passages of the same subject to get the correct meaning. And in my NIV Life Application study Bible if still in any doubt they include the less likely one in footnote on same page. So review your opinion.

Your conversation is interesting. I find nothing morally wrong with cloning organs or complete bodies without brains or with incomplete brains ( no cognitive function) for organ harvesting. But there already is eternal life through Jesus Christ and it comes complete with new perfect bodies. Before calling it a myth or whatever you should study the facts a bit more. The new testament of the Bible was written by eye witnesses and people who wrote down accounts of eye witnesses of the life, death, resurrection and ascension of Jesus. There is more evidence that a person by the name Jesus lived at the correct time in history and the correct area. And many other people talked about in The Bible did in fact live at the correct periods based on historical records outside The Bible. And since there were eye witness accounts in the Bible as to Jesus's resurrection it all backs each other up, that The Bible is indeed factual. Eye witness accounts never match in every detail. Cont.