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 | Most conservative Christians believe that
God inspired the authors of the Bible to write
material that is inerrant -- without error. Thus
the Gospels and other books in the Christian Scriptures (New Testament) are
completely accurate in their description of Jesus as Lord and Savior, 100% God
and 100% human. |
| Most progressive Christians believe that much material in the Christian Scriptures is actually folklore -- myths that grew up around the memory of Jesus during the 40 to 70 years between his execution and the writing of the Gospels. During that interval, stories about Jesus' magical powers, his supernatural origins, etc. accumulated to produce a mixture of Yeshua, the itinerate teacher / native healer and Jesus Christ, Lord and Savior. |
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