I love religion!

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actually the bible is a work inspired by God, according the religion, and is misinterpretted as often as someone takes another person's conversation out of context and assumes the meaning in today's society. That's why I ascribe to Christianity's key component that all human's are fallible.

Inspired by God?

Or written by men who were inspired by God?

But this is the point I'm making.

If it is the word of God, wouldn't he make damn sure that it couldn't be misinterpreted?

He's created the whole universe, you would think that making a bunch of half evolved

naked apes clearly understood his message would be a piece of piss.

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The fact it is written is implied since it is a book. Men can write, God doesn't that's also assumed. Since interpretation is subjective and God should be personal he probably assumed it would be individual (read as mis) interpreted. That is assuming that God has a consciouness. The machines at the Hershey Company make reese's pieces put people still argue which candy is the bestand how it's made. Me I appreciate the goodness of the end result (Sorry I'm really hungry and craving sweets).

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actually the bible is a work inspired by God, according the religion, and is misinterpretted as often as someone takes another person's conversation out of context and assumes the meaning in today's society. That's why I ascribe to Christianity's key component that all human's are fallible.

So what is (your) right interpretation and how do you go about validating that your interpretation is the right one?

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I don't have a right interpretation, just my interpretation which is a right fit for me. I go about validating my interpretation with intuition, logic and trying the stip as much humanity out of the bible as possible.