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Literature..izt book of God,or book containing Gods words??
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its an authorized biography..lol
life as told by God, through the perspectives of many authors |
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It depends on how you define truth. It is historically inaccurate and clumsily edited; poorly repeating older stories, often doing so word for word and rife with contradiction. My old Theology professor used to say that people who respect the Bible, never actually read it. That being said, it depends on how you define truth.
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Truth.. depends upon whose collective agreement one chooses to believe
especially when it comes to anything historical, for which we were not present to experience ourselves,,, |
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Truth.. depends upon whose collective agreement one chooses to believe especially when it comes to anything historical, for which we were not present to experience ourselves,,, You mean like how the members of Heaven's Gate collectively agreed that if they kill themselves they would go to an alien spacecraft for the trip to the home planet? That is not truth. Theologically, they are arguing whether the Bible has an underlining theme of salvation and forgiveness, but if one simply counts related verses one finds a theme of judgement and damnation. A Sioux woman once told me a story that two wolves live in a man's heart: a wolf of light and a wolf of darkness. They battle each other for dominance; I asked her which one wins- she said the one you feed the most. It does not matter what text you read, but with what heart you read it with. |
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Truth.. depends upon whose collective agreement one chooses to believe especially when it comes to anything historical, for which we were not present to experience ourselves,,, You mean like how the members of Heaven's Gate collectively agreed that if they kill themselves they would go to an alien spacecraft for the trip to the home planet? That is not truth. Theologically, they are arguing whether the Bible has an underlining theme of salvation and forgiveness, but if one simply counts related verses one finds a theme of judgement and damnation. A Sioux woman once told me a story that two wolves live in a man's heart: a wolf of light and a wolf of darkness. They battle each other for dominance; I asked her which one wins- she said the one you feed the most. It does not matter what text you read, but with what heart you read it with. or how doctors once agreed the liver circulates blood or astronomers agreed the earth was the center of the universe or a list of things that the 'experts' of the time were convinced of that turned out to be misunderstood/wrong I agree, it matters the heart you read it with,,, |
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Truth.. depends upon whose collective agreement one chooses to believe especially when it comes to anything historical, for which we were not present to experience ourselves,,, You mean like how the members of Heaven's Gate collectively agreed that if they kill themselves they would go to an alien spacecraft for the trip to the home planet? That is not truth. Theologically, they are arguing whether the Bible has an underlining theme of salvation and forgiveness, but if one simply counts related verses one finds a theme of judgement and damnation. A Sioux woman once told me a story that two wolves live in a man's heart: a wolf of light and a wolf of darkness. They battle each other for dominance; I asked her which one wins- she said the one you feed the most. It does not matter what text you read, but with what heart you read it with. or how doctors once agreed the liver circulates blood or astronomers agreed the earth was the center of the universe or a list of things that the 'experts' of the time were convinced of that turned out to be misunderstood/wrong I agree, it matters the heart you read it with,,, Gee! Should I call Ripley's Believe it or Not? You actually agree with me |
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It depends on how you define truth. It is historically inaccurate and clumsily edited; poorly repeating older stories, often doing so word for word and rife with contradiction. My old Theology professor used to say that people who respect the Bible, never actually read it. That being said, it depends on how you define truth. Are you saying the Bible is historically inaccurate? |
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It depends on how you define truth. It is historically inaccurate and clumsily edited; poorly repeating older stories, often doing so word for word and rife with contradiction. My old Theology professor used to say that people who respect the Bible, never actually read it. That being said, it depends on how you define truth. Are you saying the Bible is historically inaccurate? Why yes that is exactly what I am saying, You ask as if you didn't know, I hope you don't need me to start giving a lecture on the topic. Historically and scientifically inaccurate. For example, we all know that Cyrus the Persian captured Babylon, all except for the Bible which claims it was Darius the Mede, etc and etc. QED |
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