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not compeletely true. If something does not give something it's full potential, that of course does not mean what it deals with is false, rather the idea just remains incomplete.
If I had a line but did not tell you how long or wide it was and gave no other description than it was a line that does not mean the line is not a true line, rather it just means you cannot know what the line looks like.
Just because all descriptions of something are not given to you that does not make the credibility any less false, thus making it not a fallacy.
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It is a fallacy. I've studied logic. ^^
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If that is true then couldn't everyone be misquoted? Could all scources be misquoted some way or another?
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Sure! I don't see why not. Dthmstr254 misquotes me all the time. ^^
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let me explain that we believe what is true because we accept basic Truths. Of course it is possible that Jesus was misquoted on some things, but let us look at basic truth.
1. Jesus claimed to be God. Not only is this shown in the Bible, but when History books give credit to Jesus' death it is for the reason of blasphemy. And I am pretty sure there are accounts in Roman records somewhere. This crime is charged for one who claims to be God. So not only does the Bible affirm it but Historians as well
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How is that a basic "Truth"? Silly. That's very debatable, remember, many Atheists are skeptical as to if Jesus existed at all, let alone if the sources are correct. Rumor can spread quite quickley, who knows what really happened. So, not to discredit your "Truths" but, you haven't addressed anything important. Yes, I know what the sources say. What's your point?
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2. Jesus Ressurected. This is a mystery so we do not fully understand it because it is not fully revealed to us yet
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Ah yes, and Smith, the Lego Captain of the 8th Sea, was teleported to the moon and lived to tell everyone about it. But we don't know how he did that. Amen.
Seriosuly, what's your point? We already know what the Bible says and what some biased historians make of a few iffy sources.