Debate: Does God exists?
Side: God doesn't exists

Not neccesarily, it's a good theory but the Bible we have now is not neccesarily the same book that was originally written. There have been mistakes made when the New Testament was translated from Greek and there is always the possiblity that through history the people running the Church might have altered parts to suit thir own agenda (as we know the Church is not immune to corruption).Well as we have already displayed the Christ was fulfilled in Jesus. Therefore, what He claims to be true is true and He used Scripture as inherent fact. Also, 2 Timothy 3:16 says that all Scripture is God breathed. Finally, claiming the mistakes in the bible is claiming that God does not have power over sin, which is completely against the Bible and completely unChristian.Moreover (after the side of being a Christian talking to Christian, we move to Christian talking to non Christian), multiple prophecies have been made throughout it. I have shown you one and it always gives nonbelievers problems in answering back. http://dgreenruf.org/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=15:how-can-we- trust-the-bible-as-true&catid=2:article&Itemid=12  "Did you know that the text of the OT was preserved by a radically strict set of rules (which you would expect if God had spoken!) For example a scribe could only use certain types of animal skins, had to speak every word out loud when copying, had to get a child to read it to make sure his copying was clear, and if he made too many mistakes (even if he corrected them) he had to burn the whole scroll! The scribes were also fanatical counters of everything to make sure that their copies were perfect. For instance they knew that there were 97,856 words in the first five books of the OT, and that Leviticus 11:42 had the middle letter of the first five books. Until 1929, we used a Hebrew manuscript from the 1500s for our basic text, then we switched to one that was 500 years older. Do you know how many letters were different between these two texts? Only four! The Jews were fanatical about the accuracy of the text and thus we have the OT as it was written. The Dead Sea Scrolls only served to increase our confidence of the accuracy of the OT text because they contain a scroll of Isaiah that is over 800 years older than any other copy of Isaiah, and yet it has no different words that the later texts of Isaiah! / The NT text is preserved in literally thousands (over 5,000 at last counting) of ancient manuscripts. We even have a piece of the Gospel of John written 20 years after the book was originally composed! Even liberal scholars agree that the text we have is true to what was originally written (only 1 out of 100 words is in any doubt and none of these affect any doctrines and their meaning can be determined from the context.) In addition to scripture texts we also have tons of scripture quotations in the Church Fathers, old lectionaries, and other early translations. (F. F. Bruce’s The NT Documents: Are They Reliable? is an excellent book on this topic.)" So no, the Bible is not mistaken. It is the original. I understand that the translation from Greek to English might mess up people, but we do still have multiple Greek copies of the originals. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WUQMJR2BP1w  I know that it is a Youtube video, but this is a conversation between a liberal historian who is a non Christian advocating the proof of Christ (4:00) and the the texts of Paul being originally from Paul (5:00).Many Science Fiction writers have also predicted things that have come true, William Gibson predicted portable Computers and the Internet and Anthony Burgess predicted teenage hooliganism and joy riding etc these guys books were not divinely ordained but still predicted things that happened in the future.http://www.fcfonline.org/content/1/sermons/121706M.pdf  "Math professor Peter Stoner (Science Speaks [Moody Press], pp. 101-107) took just eight of the prophecies that Christ fulfilled and calculated conservatively that the odds of these prophecies being fulfilled in one man just by chance would be one in 10 to the 17th power!" http://www.gotellevangelism.org/gbn12.htm  Here are the 300+ prophecies of Christ.