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II Tim says the bible is subject to no personal interpretation. So either you or the book is lying. The reason we see different interpretations is that folks dont follow the two witness rule.
A female hooker, female escort or one of his wifes female friends. You got websites, street corners or the church to find one. Women out number men 35 to 1 in this world. No excuse for being a funny bunny. None!!!!!!
Pops said:Unless you read the original copy, then that scripture was somebody's interpretation as well.
i thought i read somewhere that the bishop admitted to having sex with the boys but he said it was ok bc it was consentual
i thought i read somewhere that the bishop admitted to having sex with the boys but he said it was ok bc it was consentual
translation, interpretation is one in the same.
no. translation would be an exact replication from language to language. Interpretation is subjective and allows personal cognitive reasoning to insert itself into the mix.
translation, interpretation is one in the same.
CT said:no. translation would be an exact replication from language to language. Interpretation is subjective and allows personal cognitive reasoning to insert itself into the mix.
^^ What CT said. Both are totally different. You can Google both words and see their difference definitions. Like I said before, the bible was translated from Hebrew (Old Testament) and Greek (New Testament) to English. Now I will admit it was impossible to do a word for word translation to English for every Hebrew/Greek word, but the ultimate goal was to find words as close as possible. For example, the word Love in the bible can have four different meanings. In Hebrew/Greek they used the actual word, but in English we used the word love to describe all.
Agape – Unconditional Love
Eros – love between a man and woman
Philia – brotherly love
Storge – family love