All Words in All Scriptures are Imperfect

Many people who are religious say that the words of their scripture are the words of God.  This statement is false.This false statement was found in the 15th century when Bishop Nicholas of Cusa.of the Roman church discovered that man's learning of ignorance cannot become absolutely maximum because only God is absolute maximum.  The discovery of Cusa is presented in Ch. 2-5 of his book 'On Learned Ignorance.' (click)

So the words of any finite scripture cannot achieve the absolute maximum knowledge about an infinite God.  In Ch. 2 Cusa says, 'However, someone who desires to grasp the meaning must elevate his intellect above the import of the words, rather than insisting upon the proper signification of words,which cannot be properly adapted to such great intellectual mysteries.'  And, in Ch. 3, Cusa says, 'It is self evident that there is no comparative relation of the infinite to the finite. Unfortunately, 'U.S. scientists did not become aare of this 15th century discovery until the 1920s by many lingists.(See book by Suzanne Langer) This was too late to stop the the rise of materialism and evolution.

Thus, I say, 'The words of any scripture are finite in number and thus can never be completed.'I also say that man must coninue to develop knowledge of God because there is no end.