>"I believe that it is a statement supporting the word of God
>and that it (the Bible) is above all and that any other
>religious book that does not teach Christ as savior and lord
>as the 66 books of the Bible teaches it, is wrong," said
>Lovelace. "I knew that whenever we decided to put that sign up
>that there would be people who wouldn't agree with it, and
>there would be some that would, and so we just have to stand
>up for what's right."


>"Our creed as a Christian, or a Protestant, or a Baptist
>church -- of course we don't have a creed but the bible -- but
>we do have the Baptist faith and message that says that we
>should cling to the 66 books of the Holy Bible and any other
>book outside of that claiming to know the way of God or
>claiming to be God's word is automatically written off and is
>trying to defeat people from the way of true righteousness
>inside of our viewpoint in how we view the word of God,"
>Lovelace said.
>



So what's wrong with being content that you got the right book? It is entirely possible to believe that the Bible is the true way to know God and that other books are wrong without belittling people who do not believe the same thing. I'm saying, if you got it right, shouldn't you be happy? Why go after others?