Can you make a God claim?

[Nope]

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Does the Skeptics online bible have verses that aren't in the bible?

I usually go to another online bible verse site when I need to quote the bible so that I can copy and paste without having to type out from my own bibles. The Skeptic Bible has the same verses that other bibles do so, even if someone copied and pasted from it, what would be the problem?

What do you think Nope? What do you think the purpose of the Skeptics Annotated bible is? Why do you think the site exists? Do you think their job is to present the accepted understanding of text or present something else? Do you think that I think they bastardised the text or do you think it's in their cherry picking and pulling out of context to make false conclusions from that I'm talking about?

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Feel free to grab mine, and I'll grab yours. It's not like you aren't invited.

Thanks for the offer.

Unless someone publishes the commentary from the Skeptic Bible, the verses they use are the same ones that every other bible uses. They aren't cherry picked because the entire bible is on their site.

If the verses someone uses are not in context, it should be easy for you to show the true meaning of that verse by explaining what it was supposed to mean instead.

Many of the people here were Christians. Some individuals probably held onto their faith as hard as they could before letting go. That means that people(like me) went on Christian apologetic sites or with 'approved' bible commentary and tried to retain their faith. We already know what is on those types of sites and we still reject your religion. Besides, if the writing of your bible was really guided by an omnipotent, omniscient god, why do I need someone else's words to understand it? I should be able to use my own mind to grasp it.

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Feel free to grab mine, and I'll grab yours. It's not like you aren't invited.

Thanks for the offer.

Get a room you two.