Yes, I do read the Bible.
Yes, I am a follower of Christ.
No, I do not follow every word of the Bible.
Yes, I am grateful for the forgiveness offered by my Lord and Savior Jesus Christ. He and His Father - knew we couldn't possibly follow every word of the Bible, so Jesus paid for all our sins. That's the whole significance of today - Easter!

I believe every word in the Bible is the inspired Word of God..

Do i successfully do all that is given to me to do in the Bible .. NO..

That's why God provided the atonement of the LORD Jesus Christ.. So as to pay the price our failing to live up to the standards put forward in the Bible.. So that those who believe God and trust in god will be Deemed righteous by Faith not deemed righteous by works ( actions deeds and performance in doing the will of God)

Salvation can only ever be a gift that humans can receive from God.. it cannot be earned because it requires perfection in all things.. And any honest human being knows.. No one is perfect but God..

I feel you're asking a loaded question. Should you read every word of the bible? Yes. Should you follow every word? What do you mean by follow?

ive read some Bible and i cant say i follow every word of it - the Old Testament is kinda odd. All i know is that Jesus is cool and that i love Him

i have read every word some many times over. except not right now. God and I are having an argument. but like usual his holy spirit will mold me to get my heart straight. He always wins.

do I follow every word? to the best of my ability. through study, I have learned that the Jewish law had a lot to do with the health and welfare of the Jewish people that modern science has overcome. some laws are culturally based and don't need to be followed today.

Jesus came to fulfill the law. which changed a great deal. when asked what the greatest most important law was Christ answered to love the lord your God with all your heart, mind and soul and secondly to love your neighbor as you love yourself. i think that following those pretty much takes care of everything else. but I am a sinner, far, far from perfect. thankfully he died and rose to forgive and wipe my soul clean.

We also have the word of the prophets as confirmed beyond doubt. And you will do well to pay attention to it, as to a lamp shining in a dark place, until the day dawns and the morning star rises in your hearts. Above all, you must understand that no prophecy of Scripture comes from the prophet’s own interpretation. For no prophecy was ever brought forth by the will of man, but men spoke from God as they were carried along by the Holy Spirit.

Because of my ptsd I have an issue sometimes with forgiveness ...there are a few that I just cant. I pray for strength and guidance and I try … I just keep hoping I will just be able to do it and move on. I have received so many blessings in my life that I really need to get that done. So no , sadly, I don't follow every word but I do try.

I’m not a Christian, but I was raised to be one where I was fostered. I have read the Bible and I read it to extract philosophies and discipline that made sense and a lot of it didn’t. I don’t live by the words in it, and I don’t preach it. I’m more influenced by Buddhism because it’s a philosophy and not a religion.Also, It was never shoved down my throat.

I do not read my bible as I should, and there are times I have tried to ignore what it says because I wanted to fulfill my own will and desires. I working everyday to change that and to be worthy to call myself a Christian. I thankful for his grace and mercy and forgiveness.

The bible is the definitive word of God

It's close to impossible for any person, Christian or not, to do it. And I am not just talking about issues of well-accepted morality. The Biblical commandments include:

Do not sow a field of yours with two different kinds of seed; and do not put on a garment woven with two different kinds of thread (Lev. 19:19).

You shall not wear cloth made from wool and linen woven together (Deut. 22:11).

There are others that are just as tough to follow.

In a word. No! I don`t need a book to tell me what is right or wrong.

Religion is a mythical manifestation of core human psychological values. With this in mind, many of the stories of the bible are valuable learning stories.

No.
Belief in and understanding of God is not limited to the Bible. You must also read the works of the Buddha, the Koran, the Dali Lama, Spong, Marcus Borge, Bart Ehrman, Ekhart Tolle, the Phillmores, and many many others. And most importantly you must live. Do not be afraid to engage new cultures and create friendships with those who you have been informed are untouchable.

Keep an open mind.

In the end perhaps you will discover as I have that we are all part of God. We are his dreams made manifest.

Then you may write your own book.

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Is this your final attempt to get answer from Godspeed?

follow the 10 commandments

I find it highly unlikely that anyone can follow every word of the Bible.
I believe if we treat others the way we wish to be treated, love God and love each other we do well.

No, I only look up to Jesus. He's my homie.

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I was raised Roman Catholic but I got over it by the time I became a teenager. So here is my answer:

No. I prefer Greek mythology to Christian mythology. The stories are much better.

Why would GOD give man, made in his own image, free will knowing that it would cause the End of days and the Apocalypse ?

Read yes. Follow no. This flowchart can help explain why all religions are false.

The whole premise for Christianity is everyone is sinful, so following from that no one can follow every word. I have not read it all

Yes, I read the Bible; but, because I am a broken, fallible believer, I fail at living true to God’s word.

After all, the Law brings death, but the Spirit brings life. For sin shall no longer be your master, because you are not under the law, but under grace.

I don’t think any of us can. I wouldn’t want to take a lot of what the Bible says, especially the Old Testament, literally. I look at the Bible as a guide book on how we are to live our lives and how to attempt to act towards each other.

I think he doesn't answer because he knows it's a trap. If he says no to following every word then one can claim he isn't Christian.
If on the other hand he says yes then he is admitting to believing that atrocities like slavery, genocide and infanticide are okay.

I can never get an answer for this specific question. The bibke discusses witches and sorcery. Do bible-believing Christians really believe real witches (not those wicca wannabes) perform real sorcery? The bible says so.

You have an inconsistent hypothesis. It assumes that "every word of the Bible" is some command or directive which CAN be followed, but this is not the case.

This is perhaps most clear in the Gospels' accounts of Jesus' sayings, teachings, etc.

I have read the Bible, but I look at Scripture, proper (OT writings), through the lense of Jesus...since I am a Christian.
Jesus' basic message is simple and does not require the backflips implied by your question.

It can’t be done, that’s why the crutch of faith comes in so handy.

If we feel beautiful on the inside then it will show on the outside.

have not seen a bible in 40 years ,,,

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Nope

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No.

No

My disobedient children are very thankful that I don't follow everything in the Bible..

I have read some of it but I don't follow every word. I do quote some things at times like "Do unto others..."

I do my best.
Your question is answered and it's not up for debate nor scrutiny. Thank-you and God bless

Depends on what you mean by every word in the Bible. Do you follow every word in the Bible?

No. God Himself, ended several of the covenants, he made because, they were outdated.

It is impossible to do. Not sure why you would want to try

I've read the bible but I don't follow it.

No

No