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Originally posted by gumUnderfoot: ↑

But the meaning behind those God inspired scriptures is sealed until the end times gum.

We are talking about the actual incident that is written in God inspired scripture.
If it did happen literally, then you would have to reconsider your terms for God given intellect.

And yet every Joe Blow is saying "this is what actually happened"

This is what is written and this is what disciples to John recorded.

meaning that they know what the Authors were thinking and trying to say

It's the way of life for Christians. Denying it isn't in line with Christianity. You don't really have to think too hard on what is said.

We, in fact, think we know so much about the meaning of these scriptures that we're it to go against reason and intellect, we would accept it.

Who is we?
Christians have faith. To edit out this miracle would suggest to edit out all other miracles that go against reason and intellect.
May as well throw out the entire NT and quite a lot of the OT. Throw the book away completely.

Even the Apostles didn't know sometimes what the meaning of Jesus's teachings were, and yet 2000 years later we are asserting history where no records exist.

It would be silly for your religion to use it for any grounding also, hey?
What records have your groundings been established on?

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What records have your groundings been established on?

From what I understand from kam's religion it is based on Islam.
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