King_Kamala61
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Breh, I don’t believe anyone is wrong for believing in God. I don’t believe you are wrong for not believing in God.
that’s why we grown
I want my worship of Tchalla normalized
So you telling me the people who wrote the bible recalled every single thing Jesus/God told them word for word, no mistakes? **Katt Williams voice*
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I want my worship of Tchalla normalized
but they want him to die for their salvation
thats why Peters dialogue with Jesus is so telling
Bible Gateway passage: Matthew 16:15-23 - King James Version
He saith unto them, But whom say ye that I am? And Simon Peter answered and said, Thou art the Christ, the Son of the living God. And Jesus answered and said unto him, Blessed art thou, Simon Barjona: for flesh and blood hath not revealed it unto thee, but my Father which is in heaven. And I say...
"and the gates of hell will not prevail against it"
Jesus says that Judas (Judah) would wish he was not born
in the first part of Matthew when the Angel appears to Joseph and tells him to flee to Egypt with Jesus and Mary and only to return AFTER all those that sought the young childs life are dead.
So everyone wishing death on Jesus is under a miserable curse that exposes them. @Mystic
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Matthew 16:16-18
Fillerguy
Veteran
My biggest problem with Christianity is that you're not just expected to place your faith in a God that doesn't interact with you, you're expected to place your faith in his followers too. That shyt is easier to sell in a small community, on the same side of the world...not so much across hundreds of years, several dead languages, and on different sides of the world. There's reason why their tens of thousand denominations of Christianity and its gone through several schisms. And I'm not even considering the branches that were killed off by other Christians.
fifth column
Superstar
Then go do the hard work and spread the word, turn nonbelievers into believers, create a place of worship etc…
But god didn’t write the Bible. Men wrote it, different ones at that.
The interpretation of "Shaddai" as Almighty was done by english scribes. The hebrew translation is El of the Breasts (God of the Breasts)
El Shaddai - Wikipedia
Genesis 49:25 Hebrew Text Analysis
biblehub.com
what is obscured in the old testament is polytheism, but its interpreted wrong today...
Is it a literal woman, or is it a symbol of the heavens?
Sir Richard Spirit
Superstar
Theres nothing wrong believing in God. I’m not sure what I’m suppose to say.
Westbama Heartthrob
Irregular Zero
How you go from believing in God in one thread to questioning him in the next 
I get your stance and you’re not wrong but the Bible isn’t the word of god it was literally written by men long after his death. So when people read the Bible they are reading the words of men
If you wrote a book that condenses all your theories, beliefs and references together I'd buy it, no lieThe interpretation of "Shaddai" as Almighty was done by english scribes. The hebrew translation is El of the Breasts (God of the Breasts)
El Shaddai - Wikipedia
en.wikipedia.org
Genesis 49:25 Hebrew Text Analysis
biblehub.com
what is obscured in the old testament is polytheism, but its interpreted wrong today...
Is it a literal woman, or is it a symbol of the heavens?
read the torah @Koichos
Genesis 1:6 Hebrew Text Analysis
biblehub.com
ANCIENT EGYPT : On NUN : on precreation in the Pyramid Texts
Liber Nun : the role of Nu, Noun or Nun in the Pyramid Texts of the Old Kingdom
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The blasphemy
Well you could just believe in man, you know, the same kind of men who colonized the world, made nukes, destroy whole economies and wipe out generations but give you a PlayStation to make you feel better about yourself
Sir Richard Spirit
Superstar
I get your stance and you’re not wrong but the Bible isn’t the word of god it was literally written by men long after his death. So when people read the Bible they are reading the words of men
I agree.
Now, if I read the Bible and it gives me insight and helps sharpen my perspective. Theres nothing wrong with that.
If I take these words, form a connection with what I consider the foundation of these words, GOD. There is nothing wrong with that.
What breh has an issue you with is the use of the words in the Bible. We all do. That doesn’t take away the foundation.
If someone doesn’t believe in God that’s understandable. The word has been fukked over a million times. I don’t blame them.