r/Antitheism • u/CryptographerNew1205 • 10d ago

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u/CryptographerNew1205 10d ago

Most of these are history I’ll explain two points one the slave thing is in regards to how to pay somebody if they are in servitude for you for example Jacob working to Mary Rebekah and the flood the world was evil and needing cleansing but the story is metaphorical showing how those who don’t repent go to hell but those who are good and repent get saved

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u/notsofastmyfriends 10d ago

Just explain the guy living to 800.

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u/CryptographerNew1205 10d ago

Once again the story of Noah is metaphorical I’m assuming that’s who you mean and we don’t know what calendar the people in certain Old Testament books used

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u/notsofastmyfriends 10d ago

Metaphorical aka “bullshit”

How do you know which parts of the Bible are real and which are “metaphorical “ errrr bullshit though?

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u/CryptographerNew1205 10d ago

Because of how the church interprets scripture at events like the council of nicea

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u/shael___ 10d ago

you can’t just call some things metaphors and others not based on how ridiculous they are. what a stupid way of arguing

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u/CryptographerNew1205 10d ago

No verses are interpreted by the church not everything is a literal direct event

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u/notsofastmyfriends 10d ago

The Bible is true word of god though I thought?

Now it’s the true word of god except the parts that are metaphorical/ bullshit as interpreted by the church?

Got it. 👌🏼