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What's Your Problem?
Sometimes, when we read the Bible or study theology, we are left confused. I’ve found that being able to categorize the specific type of problem helps bring some clarity on the best way to approach it, and to triage its level of importance. Exegetical Problems Think of a part of the Bible that is hard to understand. Let’s take Paul’s comment in 1 Corinthians 11:10, “That is why a wife ought to…
So idk about you guys, but this bible thing sounds kind of fanfic-y.
Guys just magically get powers, women randomly have sex with their dads.
This is a concern.
warhol-poptart:
Just one quick thought, if really christian people would get the chance to find out during their 3 weeks of pregnancy that their child would be gay, would they have it or have an abortion?
'Cause the bible banns those two things ..
OBVIOUSLY PEOPLE AREN'T READING THE BIBLE RIGHT! RIGHT THERE! WOMEN MUST BE GRINDING! DONE!
Romans is horse shit lol
“Bible Problems”
"I used to be a devout Christian, and, as such, I was convinced that every assertion in the Bible was somehow true. It might not be literally true, but it was at least figuratively or allegorically true. Then I came to the conclusion that the Bible is probably a very flawed book with many contradictions, factual errors, and evil moral teachings. Inside the cover of one of my Bibles, I started recording Bible verses which seemed to me obviously false and/or evil. I did this to embrace the truth and free my mind from the childish trust I had in the Bible. In other words, I wanted to completely break the spell that kept me from thinking honestly and freely." -Jayson; deism.com
