Why do you not believe that the Bible is divinely inspired?
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Anonymous
| The wisdom and anecdotes offered therein are truly above and beyond |
Anonymous
| I do believe that there is a great deal of wisdom in the Bible, but I don't believe it is divinely inspired because I don't believe that there is a being capable of divinely inspiring books or anything else for that matter. |
Anonymous
| No. Someone's either a liar or was hallucinating/on an acid trip. |
Anonymous
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Because despite what the Bible says, pi is not equal to 3.
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Anonymous
| Why should I? |
Anonymous
What do you mean by "pi is not equal to 3?" I don't see the connection. |
Anonymous
So is Star Wars. |
Anonymous
| Because there is no "divine" to inspire it. |
Anonymous
Above and beyond crazy. I'm going to move forward with plans to kill my child because my faith in God is so deep? That shit's insane. |
Anonymous
| How can something so misogynistic and divisive be divinely inspired? It was truly a male inspired book. A book written by for men for men to control others. |
Anonymous
+1 |
Anonymous
+1 |
Anonymous
| Shakespeare exposed some pretty deep truths. Was he a God? |
Anonymous
This, and I don't believe there is a divine being to inspire it. |
Anonymous
| I don't believe in gods. I also don't feel as though the Bible is full of unique wisdom or great ideas. |