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b'The late Reverend Tim Keller wrote that most visitors to his church [in New York] would say that \\u201cthey know there are many great stories and sayings in the Bible, but today you can\\u2019t take it literally. What they mean is that the Bible is not entirely trustworthy because some parts \\u2013 maybe many or most parts \\u2013 are scientifically impossible, historically unreliable, and culturally regressive\\u201d. That\\u2019s strong language and leaves the Bible with lots of holes in it, but it\\u2019s not hard to find similar sentiments here. Where do you land on the question \\u201cHow can we trust the Bible?\\u201d? I\\u2019m a convinced YES man, not because the church holds to this truth (important as that is) but because of personal conviction. I humbly believe there are credible reasons why we can \\u2013 and should \\u2013 trust the Bible, and that will be what I\\u2019m speaking about today. You may not agree. Why not get in touch later, and we can continue the discussion together? Thanks for listening.\\n\\nPreacher: John de Boer'