People understand the verses. But what they learn point their deeds as sinning. So they purposely misinterpret it and convince others to do the same.
Do you see?
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SW-User
@Umile but can it entirely be true? I will know my cultural references and teachings more. So while I read close to equal amounts, I was taught without being asked to be taught more from my culture. And when I think of the topic of sin, it so happens to be I have never read a relgious word or philosophy, that is that different from another. But I do prefer texts and ideas that treat sins as being human that give to understanding instead of condemnation. And on that level philosophies of thought, err religion, really take on different meanings.
Umile · 41-45, F
@SW-User Yes. It does.
Adstar · 56-60, M
I have seen a lot of people try and reinterpret The Holy Bible because the sin they love is identified as sin in the Bible... Usually it is religous people who do this..
Sometimes it's works salvation people who cannot stop their sinning... They believe that salvation is dependent on ceasing to sin and so they desperately try to reinterpret the verses to somehow make their sin no longer sin..
Sometimes it's works salvation people who cannot stop their sinning... They believe that salvation is dependent on ceasing to sin and so they desperately try to reinterpret the verses to somehow make their sin no longer sin..
twistedrope · 26-30, M
Northwest · M
The guy on the corner of 3rd and S. Jackson warns it's a sign that the Kraken will usher Armageddon. Who knew?