The Bible is much more than the word thinks

[Lost_Wanderer]

I was (obviously in vain) trying to invite for a meditation over the fact; that as well as our local Church, also the Holy See keeps talking about the Bible only, because the Bible is eternal and in fact the one and only thing that keeps all people alive and the one and only thing that’s of real value. It’s contents keep the world go around - not money, nor anything else.

I and a few others have already repeated for the umpteenth time: NOBODY IS DENYING THE BIBLE’S VALUE.

However, that value has its place which in turn is determined by simple common sense. Just because the Bible has more spiritual value than, as in your example, money, it doesn’t mean I’ll start reciting Bible verses to pay my electric bill.

 

[tqualey]

Hi, Lost Wanderer,

I do not think Bruno was implying that Bible verses could be substituted for money in any form.

Where I differ with you is that this is not really a matter of ‘common sense’. It may be ‘common sense’ to look both ways before crossing the street so one is not hit by a car - (and of course, check the bible before crossing the street is NOT what I have in mind… ) But, it is not common sense to believe that the bible is the inspired word of God that has been given authenticated and given to us by the Catholic Church.

God bless

I and a few others have already repeated for the umpteenth time: NOBODY IS DENYING THE BIBLE’S VALUE.

However, that value has its place which in turn is determined by simple common sense. Just because the Bible has more spiritual value than, as in your example, money, it doesn’t mean I’ll start reciting Bible verses to pay my electric bill.

 

[BrunoMaria]

Frankly like Lost Wanderer I don’t even know why this thread exists anymore

Ok then - no further comment then.
My friends and I though remain in the conviction, that:

The Bible is much more than the word can ever express and much more than the world will ever comprehend!

Yours
Bruno