3 reasons for Christians to start questionng their faith

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I did not ask if you owned a Bible, what I say is this, God pronounces judgement against people because it goes against who He is and then carries out that judgement as He sees fit, I accept all of scripture. Now have you read and studied the Bible?

I have read the bible, and I understand it. The problem here is this implication that if I disagree with you about things within the bible, then it's just that I haven't studied it at the correct level. It's not that I have a legitimate point, but that I just don't get it.

But it's possible to understand the content of the bible yet still not buy it. I get the bible, but I'm not obligated to love everything in it. This assertion you keep making about me is just a dodge, a way for you to cast aspersions on me while at the same time avoiding actually discussing the issues.

I would think reading a book about not believing would be boring, how much can one say about non belief. It's actually not hard to figure non belief means non belief no matter what the subject of belief might be. I'm not trying to be sarcastic just saying.

Actually, many of the atheist books I've read go into great detail as to the inaccuracies, inconsistencies and immoralities in the bible that led to the author becoming an atheist, or that support a secular position. What you're saying is you have a high standard for anyone with the audacity to criticize your religion, but you just won't apply that standard to yourself when it might shake your belief.

How interesting.