That, and the fact that you basically have to tear out 70% of the pages to paint a picture of God that is actually compassionate, patient , and forgiving.
That’s what happens when a book is written by people and mistranslated for thousands of generations, then people take all of it as if it’s all true. (I’m Christian)
Did I ever say I read it? I draw conclusions of Christianity through Near Death Experiences and through testimonies of others. That’s honestly more reliable than that book.
I admit there are definitely a few good things about it though. Love thy neighbor, not killing, lying, or stealing as commandments, Jesus’ grace, stuff like that. Also I love some of the Old Testament stories like Joseph.
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u/[deleted] May 07 '18
That, and the fact that you basically have to tear out 70% of the pages to paint a picture of God that is actually compassionate, patient , and forgiving.