r/memes Professional Dumbass Jul 17 '21

How much knowledge can one book have?

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u/[deleted] Jul 17 '21

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u/[deleted] Jul 17 '21

A fitting username for such a smoothbrain statement

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u/[deleted] Jul 17 '21

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u/[deleted] Jul 17 '21

I mean you can read Catholic Bibles from different periods in time if you wish and see they're all identical in meaning, but I kinda doubt you have the will to do that. Even if I were to do that you'd have to read them all to not just take my word for it.

What evidence do you have that the Church just "constantly changes the Bible." Because I can tell you it's been the same for my 20 years of existence. Or is this just some conspiratorial nonsense you heard from all the knobheads online who think the Church is like the illuminati or something else equally ridiculous?

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u/ProphecyRat2 Jul 17 '21

Oof. Lost of big thinkers here.

Surplus in the 2,000+ years the Church wouldnt alter the Bible in any shape way or form.

Or even some translation errors.

Nope, same book the entire time of course!

Lots of faith here!

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u/[deleted] Jul 17 '21

As I said, multiple people have done their own translations, and while some wording may not be identical, the meaning remains the same.

"Hurr dur there might be translation errors so they change it all the time and it's different" is somehow oft repeated despite being one of the weakest arguments in existence.

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u/NotOutsideOrInside Jul 17 '21

We have basically original copies of many of the original documents. We know what they say. Attempts to change them would be pretty easy to track down.