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| You shouldn't criticize any contradictions or inaccuracies in the Bible. You should focus on what the authors meant to say; not what is actually written. | |
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| Well... How do we know what the original authors meant to say? And how do we know what they meant to say was anything but the prevailing irrational superstition of the day? | |
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| Go to church and Sunday school and I will tell you what the bible means... | |
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| Well... I have been there and all you do is regurgitate dogma that was formed generations after the original texts were written. | |
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| The holy ghost guided future generations to have a more clear picture of the original works. | |
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| Aren't you just force-fitting the early works to fit beliefs that formed later? And then using the force-fitting of those early works to support your beliefs? | |
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