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Believing in God is not an either/or---reason or faith---but both faith and reason. The archaeological and manuscript evidence should give you confidence that the Bible is reliable and accurate, and that the unity and harmony, along with fulfilled prophecies, should give you intellectual substantiation that it is really inspired by God. But as important as all that is, it's still won't be the same thing as experiencing a 'personal relationship' with God as one reads the Bible. |
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