>>Maybe if we state it this way it would sound better...I believe in the Bible and the Bible says Christ is the only way. At some point, one has to believe by faith - not needing any other proof.
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>Credo quia absurdum est, or IOW, belief is the ultimate denial of logic. Proof is not just unneeded, it's undesirable. And it's also made impossible, because there are so many inconsistencies in the story.
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>Since our good friend DD isn't frequenting this place nowadays, let's try this for size: how many people did God create? And, if the answer is "two, Adam and Eve", the next question is how many children did they have.
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Okay - I'll bite...The Bible does not say how many children they had. We know they had at least three (Cain, Abel and Seth.)

>At some point, whatever your answers may be, you'll either have to contradict the Bible, or yourself, or common sense, or just give up logic. Which is the point: belief excludes logic.

If I contradict the Bible, it's b/c I'm fallible and don't know the Bible perfectly. The Bible DOES NOT contradict itself.