ursus,
actuallly that's a fie example of failing to show the Cite.
i been hearing this "the whole Iqan" "alll the Writings of Baha'u'llah"
yadydyydaa for wayyyy longer than i ever wanted to. from people upholding
absolute nonsense, people trying to be reasonable, and people trying to run.
the actual issue >>on this thread<< is
:"Hello Ron,
>many, if not most, Baha'i's, understanding of statements by the Central
>Figures is that They (and the Universal House of Justice) are infallible, so
>as to mean that they can't make a mistake, literally.<"
and i have yet to see a cite to support that statement. i have seen a strawman
set fire to...yeah team.
:"If anyone can read the whole Iqan, and still come away believing in
the literal infallibility (as opposed to symbolic infallibility) of
scripture, in passages where that scripture contradicts human reason
and science, then there is not one word I can say to change their
mind." uh huh. and what does that have to do with anything i said?
anything.
there is a secondary question, free of rhetoric.
:"
>I am more than a little puzzled about explaining Abdul-Baha's errors,
>especially related to science, to nonBahais<
What scientific errors did Abdu'l Baha make?"
and i am waiting for the Cite.
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