C
Contarini
Guest
The fact that you equate stories and lies shows your profound lack of appreciation of stories.Good question Itull
God tells us his word is “truth”. So if something is of “truth”, you wouldn’t imagine there to be stories or lies involved.
You’re taking that statement out of context. And that’s the problem with “black and white” interpretations. They actually do violence to the meaning of Scripture, because language doesn’t work that way.I see things as being pretty black and white in the bible, like when we are told… let your “Yes” mean yes and your “no” mean no.
Why on earth would anyone believe in such a revelation?Straight up, straight to the point messages. No fairy tales.
If the Bible didn’t contain fairy tales, then I’d find me a holy book that did.
But as it happens, the Bible obviously does contain fairy tales.
Edwin