On Apr 2, 2008, at 9:37 AM, Stephen Russell wrote:
First explanation:
>>> When you have slight variations of the same story, or the order is
>>> different
>>> between one group and another these are what was set straight. The
>>> catechism defines most of this as being the only rule book out
>>> there .
>>
Second explanation:
> The scrolls were destroyed by the Romans torching a city/library to
> "out"
> the Greek influence.
One is "setting straight", the other is "torching". Hmmm... sure
sounds like "bend the facts until they fit the assumption".
-- Ed Leafe
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