Hi Claythrow, I checked up on the net also and found views on both sides re the giant skeletons also. So this is up for the person to find out on their own. I know that an archeologist here in my country Jonathan Gray speaks of findings of huge human skeletons that others have foudn elsewhere around the world. Whether every pic is a fake or not? That's up for question. It is wise though to get a balanced view by reading both on the subject because to me there maybe more to this. There are certainly accounts around the globe of unusually large human skeletons being unearthed. One was a fossilised irish skeleton. But it's unlikely we will ever get to find this out for sure because if the Smithsonian institutde have indeed got their hands on these things? We won't see them again.

Ok, you mention that nowhere in the bible does it name the "Trintiy".... Im sure you're aware that the word dinosaur only came into existance in the 1800s...so does this mean that dinosaurs did not exist before that? man comes up with a name or a newer name to describe something and we know that there are often more than one name to describe the same thing. At any rate this is a perfect example re the trinity. The bible gives plenty of examples of the evidence for the trinity, the description is there, but no name was used. I encourage you to verify this yourself. but just in response to your "bad translation" comments to explain away or perhaps water down the tough truths of Christ? I have here five modern translations of the bible, highly regarded translations by eminent greek hebrew and latin scholars....they are all unanimous in the existance of the Hell word and the Hell place. All of these scholars have access to and expertise in the earliest known original documents.

But I'll start on the trinity. Here are quotes from the bible that clearly describe the 3 persons within one God (trintiy).

E.g. Genesis chapter 1: - verse 26, Mathew chapter 28: verse - 19, John chapter 14:-verse 23

This has been a mystery to every Christian and something many find a stumbling block, but it is there and up for you and me to decide to accept or not.... But there is one Father, one Son and one Holy Spirit making up one God. When jesus referred to the Father, He also referred to Himself as being one with the Father "My Father and Myself are one in the same". IN the beginning as youwill read, God referred to Himself as "Us" "let US make man in OUR own image and likeness".

So far from finding bad translations, there is really no escaping the basic clear texts of the bible .

Ok your points on Hell? There is no doubt whatsoever of what Jesus was speaking of and in fact He spoke more on this than Heaven.

Here are only some examples of Jesus words on Hell, take them or leave them

Mathew chapter 25: verses 41 - 46, Mathew chapter 5:, verses 22 - 29, Mathew Chapter 10: verse 28, Mathew Chapter 13: verses 41, 49, 50. Mark chapter 9, verse 43 - 48.

Please check these for yourself to verify. The somewhat differing translations between bibles make little difference to the undeniable basic points.

Now we get onto your idea that life after death is not spoken about in the bible. I am curious I have to say what bible you are talking about here? These points you have made are in actual fact some of the most frequently mentioned in the bible ...So this is a no brainer! Actually the entire point of the christian hope in Christ is the ressurection and the life to come.

The four last things - Death, judgement, Hell or Heaven are sprinkled throughout the old testament and saturated in the new testament.

I could possibly give you up to 50 bible quotations on this if you really want them? Do let me know. But most definitely the bible is a book that either one takes onboard or they ditch. Old and new testament compliment and are part of eachother and cannot be separated because one refers to the other. Old testament refers to new in prophecy (long before the events even untolded, which unfolded 100% accurately). Jesus in the new testament has often made references to those in the old testament. E.g. "If they believe not Moses, how then will they believe that one rose from the dead" and there are more.

You either believe it is written by men inspired by the Holy spirit? (God), Or you believe they were simply written by man with no "heavenly" inspiration at all. So yes it is a matter of faith, but for me as a creationist? It's goes even further than this based on my belief in creation science (A belief I see you believe yourself, so that we do share) I believe that the bible is a literal historical account, with not only miracles (which still go onto this day in the name of Christ, healings etc), but even with the prophecy alone we have found that so far there has been 100% fulfillment (check Issiah as a prime example)..we await the remaining unfulfilled prophecies and expect them to unfold as predicted and already experienced.

Jesus claimed that He and God the Father were one and the same. He proved His claim by working countless and stupendous miracles, a few of which were recorded. The greatest miracle was His ressurection and subsequent return to Heaven. No further proof of divinity is surely required!

There are those that seek to deny his divinity by degrading His divine status to that of a mere "teacher" or "Prophet" but for any true Christian? There is no doubt and certainly Christ's life/miracles and words have rung down throughout the ages for 2000 years .

Jesus said "Either you are for Me or you are against Me"..... Jesus did not force anybody to accept His words even then plenty did walk away from Him....some thought of Him as a great teacher/prophet, some a reincarnation of the prophets of old (e.g. Elija) etc. But Jesus spoke to His disciples and said "And who do you say that I am" and Peter said "I say you are the Messiah, the Son of the living God". Christ turned to Peter and said "It was not man that revealed this to you, but my Father in Heaven"..

We are all free to reject this as all fairy tales or "half truths" or to take Christ at His word and accept it as truth.