Accuracy of oral tradition

Originally posted by robbie carrobie
Hardly! this has been explained to you before with reference!

You ribbitted on about a piece of in-scripted stone if I remember correctly.

Originally posted by DeepThought
At the time the first surviving Gospel, Mark's, was written down there were still people around who could claim to be eye-witnesses. So the New Testament does not count as an oral tradition, since it did not have to be passed down generations without writing. The bits of the bible we are interested in are those parts of the Old Testament which pre-date its writing in 500 B.C..

Actually I am fairly sure sonship was talking about the New Testament. It came up with reference to whether or not Jesus said what is recorded in the gospels.