The Bible is the infallible word of God

Unfortunately, I was failed to be notified again. But, I checked early this time, making sure that there was no mishap. I would also like the voters to see that my opponent called me out on avoiding the issues he stated on humans surviving in the belly of the whale for 3 days, and the world being flat. I will admit, I forgot to mention the one about the world being flat, but I will now. Nowhere in Scripture, that I can recall, does it mention that the world is flat. I would like to point out though, that I did indeed mention the one about the whale. I probably should have been more clear on what I was talking about, but the last sentence of 3rd to last paragraph (the one where I stated all the things that Scripture didn't state that my opponent argued it did), I said this, "And the story of Jonah and the whale, that again, is a miracle done by God." I will admit, I did miss the story about the donkey. But I will also say, that the passage did not say that the donkey did it on its own power. It clearly states that God opened the donkey's mouth. Anything can be done by God. My dog, which is sitting right next to me, could talk if God caused it to talk. That would be a miracle. But it is not God's will for my dog to talk to me right now. I will say about what Christ said was different in the 3 passages he shared from the 3 books, yes they are different, but that doesn't mean that He never said all 3 things. The writers of these books were emphasizing different things according to who their intended audience was. They left some things out that they did not find important to share with their audience. And the passage my opponent shared about the sun and moon standing still. Isn't it true that it was common in all literature from that time period to say things like that? Plus, nowhere does it say that the sun moves around the earth, it just said it stopped, therefore meaning the earth actually stopped. It was just the way they worded things back then. I will say, what are the ways that they determine the age of artifacts? Carbon dating. And the way that carbon dating works, is that they determine how much ground was on top, and how much carbon was compressed into it. Could this not happen when a rush of dirt/ground is forced on top of these animals in a quick fashion with great force? And how are fossils formed? By years of sitting in place and making its imprint on the stone right? But how would you get the fossils like the ones of fish in the process of eating other fish? The only possible explanation is that there was a great amount of ground thrust on top of them in a way that they could not escape it. The only thing that could have done this to them, is in fact the flood. The passages shared on killing, I admit I do not know at this time. I would love to have more time to study this issue and get back to you, but for this debate I simply do not have the time. In the verses you shared about lying, the disciples did not lie. When they were taking the donkey, the owner did come out and ask why, and they told the truth in that the Lord needed the use of it. And it is clear that owner was OK with that, given the fact that they did indeed get it to Jesus. For it was God's will for them to obtain the donkey. The verse my opponent showed about the saved by faith and not works, but James 2:24 said faith must be accompanied by deeds. I will say, that if you look a couple verses before that, and read through that verse, you will get a better understand of that verse. It does not mean that the deeds save you, but yet that if you have a true faith with Christ, it will result in the deeds following it. It is a sign that one truly has faith, but not everyone who does the deeds will have true faith, because the deeds do not save you. The verses you shared on slavery, I believe it was the culture then, but that is one area that I am not well studied on yet. I hope I can study it, and get an answer, but I do not have an answer right now. And God never changed His mind, He did things that were all of His will from the beginning. For God knew all of what would and will happen on this earth, and in the universe. If you do a broader study of this area, you will see this. That is, if God calls you to understand this. Yes, it says things that God will never repent, and then in another book, it says that He repents of what He does. Those specific places, I am not well studied. And the length of this debate, does not give me the amount of time needed to get studied on this area. I do not expect to win this debate. Not because I did a poor job debating, but because of the nature of this issue. It is an issue that "offensive" to the world. The only people who will truly understand all that I have said, are the ones whom God has called to understand. Most people who will see the debate, will disagree with me from before this debate ever started, and with the nature of this debate, it is close to impossible to change their minds in such a short period of time if God does not first work in them. I pray all the best to my opponent, and everyone who sees this debate. Thank you. May God's will be done, Robert