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^^ The problem with most people who quote the bible, for whatever reason, is that they haven't read the whole thing to understand that a lot of it contradicts itself.
For example, God is a man of war, then God became a man of peace.
So which one is it? You can't be both at the same time. Or how do we get over the fact its ok to sell your daughter, or that polygamy was practiced by Abraham and other patriarchs of the 3 big religions, and encouraged by God himself.
Yet, they'll quote verse saying that marriage is of one man and one woman?
Both lines are in the bible, but which one to follow? All of the homosexual forbidding laws were mainly in the old testament. Yet, when you bring up old testament law "we don't have to follow those rules, Jesus fulfillied those laws".
Its a never ending calamity of open mouth, insert foot, when you consider the bible the "word of God".
Seeing as it was put together by Roman priests more then 500 years after Christ lived, and that some books were excluded (revalations was hotly debated on whether not to put it in), and hell, even the Roman Catholic (the first Christian church) has more books in their bible then protestants have in theirs.
Its a book of reference, it may have been inspired by God sometimes, but it was written by men, and flawed because of the latter. :clap:
For example, God is a man of war, then God became a man of peace.
So which one is it? You can't be both at the same time. Or how do we get over the fact its ok to sell your daughter, or that polygamy was practiced by Abraham and other patriarchs of the 3 big religions, and encouraged by God himself.
Yet, they'll quote verse saying that marriage is of one man and one woman?
Both lines are in the bible, but which one to follow? All of the homosexual forbidding laws were mainly in the old testament. Yet, when you bring up old testament law "we don't have to follow those rules, Jesus fulfillied those laws".
Its a never ending calamity of open mouth, insert foot, when you consider the bible the "word of God".
Seeing as it was put together by Roman priests more then 500 years after Christ lived, and that some books were excluded (revalations was hotly debated on whether not to put it in), and hell, even the Roman Catholic (the first Christian church) has more books in their bible then protestants have in theirs.
Its a book of reference, it may have been inspired by God sometimes, but it was written by men, and flawed because of the latter. :clap: