The bible is a holy, sacred book used for attaining wisdom and finding moral ground work.
Right?
Point one: Just how consistent is god's moral groundwork if it changes throughout the times as culture changes? It makes sense to think that the bible was written by the men of the time and therefore the teachings of the bible progressed from highly flawed morals to lesser flawed morals. However, the bible was not written by the men of the time. IT was written by prophets who were listening to god. Which means that god was delieving piss poor laws to everyone. I'm not going to believe that an all powerful, all loving being would hand down primitive morals and laws to people.
Point two: God's word is perfect, because god is perfect. "Matt 5:48 Be ye therefore perfect, even as your Father which is in heaven is perfect." Therefore, God's word is perfect.
Now, I'm no omnipotent being, so my perception of perfect is hardly one to go by, but can you honestly tell me that you believe the bible is perfect?
Right?
Point one: Just how consistent is god's moral groundwork if it changes throughout the times as culture changes? It makes sense to think that the bible was written by the men of the time and therefore the teachings of the bible progressed from highly flawed morals to lesser flawed morals. However, the bible was not written by the men of the time. IT was written by prophets who were listening to god. Which means that god was delieving piss poor laws to everyone. I'm not going to believe that an all powerful, all loving being would hand down primitive morals and laws to people.
Point two: God's word is perfect, because god is perfect. "Matt 5:48 Be ye therefore perfect, even as your Father which is in heaven is perfect." Therefore, God's word is perfect.
Now, I'm no omnipotent being, so my perception of perfect is hardly one to go by, but can you honestly tell me that you believe the bible is perfect?
Come my brethren and feast upon one another! (S)He who triumps and has eaten us all will be blessed with the knowledge of all those with whom (s)he has consumed!
