>>I dont think Christians are accused of being narrow minded for that reason. You can't use the Bible as proof of your position when its the very thing you are trying to prove, ie when its point of view is what you are trying assert in the first place.
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>Interesting point, although it is tangential to the line of discussion. However, there has to be a basis for assertions made, and for Christianity the basis is the Bible.

That is accepted. As the Koran is the basis of assertions in Islam and similar holy scriptures for other religions.


>Perhaps some indirect proofs can be made, but ultimately (of course) it gets back to faith.

Yes, each believer will have faith in their own source, Bible. But they cannot then use that as proof to another person. If faith is required then it is subjective faith and not objective proof.

Regards.