"This" clause is perfect and revelationary.

Okay, This will take a bit to diseminate.Firstly, No - please do not place words in my mouth and then try and direct the debate in your sway, to areas you are familiar with.You arrogantly stated that there was a clause which was perfect, with the word perfect meaning no better way to do so.I found a fault with the Claus, thus proving it is imperfect. Please acknowledge this.The rest of your debate is a carefully constructed Strawman fallacy, which attempted to misdirect the flow of the debate, to allow you to monologue about the rightousness of yoru cause. I never aimed comments on the areas that you went too, however I am happy to respond to them.Please disregard the whole segment of my oponent your considerations.http://www.nizkor.org...Now, to answer the points raised in your previous round.You state that scripture and prophets are under debate in the topic, and how false prophets are simply gaining from their false claims.I respond by requesting proof that these scriptures you claim yourself by, were in fact written by God.I have a feeling that the more accurate response to my question is no, all scriptures have been written by Man, weather a scribe writing the words of another, or a prophet writing their 'divine providence'.How can you assert that these writing are anything more than writings made by man?Until the moment someone said it was written by God, or inspired by God - There is literally 0 proof that it actually is so - Them saying so, somehow has become proof.I now assert that your claim at false prophets is inherently assuming that your "Correct" prophets are in fact, Correct.You cannot prove this, apart from saying that hundreds of thousands of people have accepted this over a long period of time.Evidence of a Monkey experiment shows that given a societial structure - the warning or instructions of your fellow citizens can carry on, until the reason why the point is being carried in the first place is lost.(The above example is using the context of a monkey group that had a Banana at the top of a ladder, each time a monkey attempted to get the banana, the whole room was sprayed in water. Monkeys started stopping other monkeys from attempting to get the Ladder - They started replacing the monkeys, until the point that no original monkeys that had actually been sprayed with water was in the area, yet all monkeys refused to climb the ladder to get the bananas. People will accept what others have accepted, simply because enough of them have accepted it.)Sources for the monkey experiment :http://www.wisdompills.com...https://www.psychologytoday.com...Funny PDF of the experiment : http://www.mannkal.org...I think we should adhere to each prophet accordingly, Do what they say actually contain a prudent message, is this something i wish to encorporate into my life? If yes, then do so and carry on with your life - do not devote your life to their cause, unless the cause is one you wish to do so. Following blindly will do nothing but allow the wicked and spiteful to get their sneaky hands on your valuables, which is what they want. That isn't "God" - that is man.Just as Man wrote those scriptures. Regardless of where they claim it came from - It was man that wrote it.That puts every prophet on par to me, regardless of how nicely they claim their cause, or their reasons to do so.