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<blockquote data-quote="Buck" data-source="post: 8907872" data-attributes="member: 591582">The Bible is largely a composition of stories written in dead languages that have been altered heavily to fit a Christian narrative.&nbsp; I can prove this.&nbsp; Many of those stories are much older than the Bible and have nothing to do with Christianity.&nbsp; They&#039;re stories pulled from ancient Mesopotamia and Egypt, well before Jesus was ever here like the Christians say or before the Bible was ever written, not to mention all the very important books left out of the modern Bible like the book of Enoch.&nbsp; I&#039;m sorry it&#039;s just not His Word.&nbsp; That&#039;s just not how it works.&nbsp; Many of the stories in the Bible are much older than Christianity and have been reworked in serious ways to fit a monotheistic narrative when those stories are the opposite of monotheistic in nature, because I&#039;ve studied the original stories.&nbsp; It&#039;s a shit ton to get into like 1000&#039;s of years of ancient stuff where would I even start but that&#039;s the truth.&nbsp; You can thank Rome and Constantine for that, the way it turned into single Christian monotheism.&nbsp; Idk how you can call it God&#039;s word when even if it was it&#039;s been changed so far from it&#039;s original meaning it no longer means the same thing compared to the original stories, sometimes or often, just depends on which thing you&#039;re referencing.&nbsp; To be clear I do think there&#039;s a singular God or consciousness that is above all, but I just don&#039;t think that&#039;s really what the Bible is about, especially when your research the actual source material in their original translations.[URL unfurl=&quot;true&quot;]https://www.learnancientrome.com/how-did-ancient-rome-influence-the-development-of-monotheism/[/URL]What Rome did is gave us the Vatican:&quot;4th Century AD: Old St. Peter’s Basilica builtCommissioned by Emperor Constantine over St. Peter’s &quot;[URL unfurl=&quot;true&quot;]https://www.thevaticantickets.com/vatican-history/[/URL]We all know the Vatican is trustworthy- the papal hall is a snake&#039;s head <img class="smilie smilie--emoji" loading="lazy" alt="😂" title="😂" src="https://caraudio.com/emoji/joy/1f602.png" />[URL unfurl=&quot;true&quot;]https://www.bibleanalysis.org/which-version-of-the-bible-does-the-vatican-use/[/URL]Printing rewritten stories like they&#039;re the originals you know?&nbsp; Not right, context is missing.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Buck, post: 8907872, member: 591582"] The Bible is largely a composition of stories written in dead languages that have been altered heavily to fit a Christian narrative. I can prove this. Many of those stories are much older than the Bible and have nothing to do with Christianity. They're stories pulled from ancient Mesopotamia and Egypt, well before Jesus was ever here like the Christians say or before the Bible was ever written, not to mention all the very important books left out of the modern Bible like the book of Enoch. I'm sorry it's just not His Word. That's just not how it works. Many of the stories in the Bible are much older than Christianity and have been reworked in serious ways to fit a monotheistic narrative when those stories are the opposite of monotheistic in nature, because I've studied the original stories. It's a shit ton to get into like 1000's of years of ancient stuff where would I even start but that's the truth. You can thank Rome and Constantine for that, the way it turned into single Christian monotheism. Idk how you can call it God's word when even if it was it's been changed so far from it's original meaning it no longer means the same thing compared to the original stories, sometimes or often, just depends on which thing you're referencing. To be clear I do think there's a singular God or consciousness that is above all, but I just don't think that's really what the Bible is about, especially when your research the actual source material in their original translations. [URL unfurl="true"]https://www.learnancientrome.com/how-did-ancient-rome-influence-the-development-of-monotheism/[/URL] What Rome did is gave us the Vatican: "[B]4th Century AD[/B]: [I]Old St. Peter’s Basilica built[/I] Commissioned by Emperor Constantine over St. Peter’s " [URL unfurl="true"]https://www.thevaticantickets.com/vatican-history/[/URL] We all know the Vatican is trustworthy- the papal hall is a snake's head 😂 [URL unfurl="true"]https://www.bibleanalysis.org/which-version-of-the-bible-does-the-vatican-use/[/URL] Printing rewritten stories like they're the originals you know? Not right, context is missing. [/QUOTE]

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