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5091959 No.5091959[DELETED]  [Reply] [Original]

>the Bible is a work of fiction

>> No.5091966

>we will never know what the original authors of the old and new testaments wrote because the original copies are gone forever
>all we have are copies of copies of copies of copies that were altered throughout centuries by semi-literate scribes like a holy game of telephone
>this is what people read for guidance

>> No.5091977

the story doesn't matter, as we live it in every moment, but it's got some pretty prose.

>> No.5091980

>>5091977
>but it's got some pretty prose.

In ancient Greek?

>> No.5091991
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5091991

I'm trying to start a new meme. It's called "shrimps fedora."

It's similar to the "tips fedora" meme, but the key difference is that there is a shrimp.

Spread this meme around, please!

>> No.5091997

>>5091980
anything describing the creation of our worlds is going to be pretty.

>> No.5091999

>>5091997
the creation is only like two paragraphs lol

>> No.5092020

>>5091997
>In the beginning God created the heavens and the earth. Now the earth was formless and empty, darkness was over the surface of the deep, and the Spirit of God was hovering over the waters.
>And God said, “Let there be light,” and there was light. God saw that the light was good, and he separated the light from the darkness. God called the light “day,” and the darkness he called “night.” And there was evening, and there was morning—the first day.

No. That's not good prose.

>> No.5092375

>>5092020
Maybe it is and you're just a faggot.

>> No.5092385
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>>5091959
>There is only one god.
>God the father, Jesus and the holy ghost.

>> No.5092391

>>5091999
It's 2 chapters.

They say you can study the first 3 chapters of Genesis to find allusions to most of the rest of The Bible.

>> No.5092418

>>5092385
>has never read any theology
Its not a hard idea to grasp

>> No.5092425

>>5092418
As in Aquinas etc.? No. Reading that sort of thing will never convince me that three or even two can equal one.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jv-NU7gLjUc

>> No.5092429

>We have god on our side yet our jimmies are easily rustled by anyone suggesting that we're full of shit.

>> No.5092439

>>5092429
It's not rustled jimmies...we're called to evangelize.

Let me tell you, Jesus loves you. Love is the greatest of all things and you didn't even have to do anything to receive it. You don't have to make yourself worthy to God. Isn't that wonderful?

>> No.5092442

>>5092425
Take for example water, which can exist in 3 distinct states of matter

Now this isnt theologically speaking an entirely correct metaphor but it is close enough for laymen

You are truly the worst poster on this board, you dont read, you dont think, the extent of your contributions is defending tripfags and spouting reductive bullshit that would put even dawkins to shame

I'm an atheist but I have my reasons, with you it's just stupidity and petulance

>> No.5092451

>>5092020
How is it not good prose?

>> No.5092454

>>5092451
It's not prose, for one

>> No.5092461

>>5092454
"Verses" as they're known now are a relatively modern addition to the scripture. Genesis is prose given address to mostly aid memory.

Things like Psalms are verse, but don't be a pedantic idiot, anon.

>> No.5092465

>>5092461
Im not pedantic, youre just wrong

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>>5092375
>Maybe it is and you're just a faggot.

>> No.5092475

>>5091966
underrated post

>> No.5092486

>>5091966
Anyone who could copy would be literate.

>> No.5092487

>>5091966
>altered throughout centuries by semi-literate scribes like a holy game of telephone
[citation needed]

>> No.5092507

>>5092487
Misquoting Jesus by Bart D. Ehrman

>For almost 1,500 years, the New Testament manuscripts were copied by hand––and mistakes and intentional changes abound in the competing manuscript versions.
>In this compelling and fascinating book, Ehrman shows where and why changes were made in our earliest surviving manuscripts, explaining for the first time how the many variations of our cherished biblical stories came to be

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pfheSAcCsrE

>> No.5092529

>>5092442
>Here's my example: H2O
>It's not a correct metaphor but...

>You don't read what I want you to
>You don't think the way I want you to
I'm not well educated, hardly my fault, but I don't care what you think of that. Learning here on this dry erase board forum is done at a leisurely pace, (Here we are in yet another I-hate-this thread) and I'm not in the habit of writing essays for hostile teenagers, so I am brief. Sue me.
Here's another defense. My understanding of Stirner, floundered for over a year or more with all the same anons fighting over his meaning. I would get the book some time, but I put it off. Only after reading from a trip user did I come to understand it better.

This trinity bullshit can be explained away for people, but it doesn't excuse the facts already mentioned. THAT'S petulance and stupidity no matter your faith.

>> No.5093085

Bump.

>> No.5093101

>>5091966
>game of telephone
what


what is this

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>>5091959
Guys. Come on.

>> No.5093117

>>5092529
You're incomprehebsibe. You conflate personal apolagia for being shit with your atheism. And then for some reason think it's a point of pride that you learned about Stirner from a tripfag instead of a book. Are you for real?

>> No.5093133

>>5091966
I always really wanted to know what the original author meant by the horsemen of the apocalypse. Why those four in particular, where they representations of real people? Of natural phenomena? Of literal ethereal beings?

>> No.5093160

>>5093101
you know, the game where you whisper something into someone's ear, like "Money is the cause of hatred," and they whisper it into someone else's ear, and they whisper it into another person's ear, and so on and so on until you reach the end and the message is now "mommy smells like raisins."

>> No.5093178

>>5093160
That's postmodernism, actually.