You don't know the Word of God at all. I wouldn't let you read it to my grandchildren unless you knew how to interpret it the way it's meant to be interpreted. My grandchildren are being brought up in the Word of God, BTW, thank you for your offer though.
@GodSpeed63 [quote]the way it's meant to be interpreted. [/quote] LOL! You mean twisted to say whatever you want it to say. Various christian groups have been doing that to suit their agenda ever since it was written.
@GodSpeed63 [quote]That's your version, not mine.[/quote] I don't care what the bible says or how it's twisted, it's all rubbish however it's interpreted.
It is the various christian groups who twist it in different ways so they can use it to deceive those gullible enough believe it has some value.
Already done. If you want it proven to a higher standard, demonstrate what you will accept as proof by proving The Flying Spaghetti Monster doesn't live to that standard - if you can of course. ;)
@GodSpeed63 [quote]Don't lie, okay? [/quote] I'm not lying, you just refuse to accept the evidence. It is you who has never proven anything. If you want proof to a different standard from what I've provided, you know what to do.
@GodSpeed63 The word of God shouldn't need interpreting. It should be blatantly obvious what it means. What's the point of God giving you a message and him already knowing you will misinterpret it?
@Entwistle [quote]The word of God shouldn't need interpreting[/quote] It wouldn't if it were that but the fact is, what christians claim is the word of their god is really just a collection of myths and superstitions.
@Entwistle That's true. TBH, I think they all are, only the names have been changed in a vain attempt to disguise that fact. That would also explain why some are so reluctant to explain their beliefs - they either don't know the basis of them, or know that doing so would reveal their origins.
