Reading the Holy Bible

Reading the Holy Bible. Another religion of peace? I don't think so.

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[RachelSchaal]

@runnersluck1 She's reading the Bible in order to gain insight. You should be thanking her for making an effort to KNOW about what she doesn't otherwise believe in. Unfortunately for you, the Bible isn't showing much reason.

[Samura1gamer]

the views... are just OVER 9000

[patthespark]

The holy bible contains hundreds of direct contradictions and this is all the proof needed that it cannot all be true. When they wrote the King James version there were thousands of changes made to correct "errors". The Christian church was opposed to education and progress (still is) for centuries until they had no choice but to accept it. They responded by setting up their own education system to make sure people would never learn that they are the source of most problems on the planet.

[jakebowkett01]

You reaction to reading the Bible is fucking hilarious. Maybe more so because it was similar to mine. Just man... the Old Testament is particularly awful.

[seedo201]

@RachelSchaal exactly. they are blocking their minds and read just waiting for anything to make a video for it. I'm a muslim and found on youtube huge videos like that of people I belive they didnt even try to know the meanings of the arabic words and just make videos and books without thinking.

[afar1]

@Strangerinasland pwned

[Strangerinasland]

@afar1 "pwned"

Is this like a video game to you? Are you 9 years old? Can you participate in a serious discussion?

If it's a game, you lost by saying "pwned".

[afar1]

@afar1 has also pointed out that Christians living in Africa, Latin America, and parts of Asia are far more conservative theologically than Christians who live in the West, so one would expect they would be less likely to adopt or embrace materialist and atheist macroevolutionary ideas . Also see How Christianity is Growing Around the World Charles Colson, CNN.com ....pwned

[afar1]

@Strangerinasland According to Oxford's Alister McGrath, Atheism's "future seems increasingly to lie in the private beliefs of individuals rather than in the great public domain it once regarded as its habitat," Penn State professor Philip Jenkins, author of The Coming of Global Christianity,-CONTINUED

[Strangerinasland]

@afar1 I don't have a religion & I'm not trying to get converts. I certainly won't take your word for anything. The word of a fallacious fool is worth nothing. I've done the research.

Stop fooling yourself.

You're not fooling anyone with any sense to reason things out. 

[afar1]

@Strangerinasland Youre losing converts to your religion at the rate of 300 a day. Don't take my word for it. Research yourself.

[Strangerinasland]

@afar1 You aren't interested in learning the Bible. And unfortunately for you, theism is on the decline.

Stop fooling yourself.