Liar:Liar pants on fire. There are so many verses in the Bible which are not preached from the pulpit, and no wonder. If they were, churches would have more empty pews than they do now. This is an honest, and in parts, comical adaptation of some of the chapters which are deliberately missed out in sermons.
Liar:Liar pants on fire. There are so many verses in the Bible which are not preached from the pulpit, and no wonder. If they were, churches would have more empty pews than they do now. This is an honest, and in parts, comical adaptation of some of the chapters which are deliberately missed out in sermons.
I have not written this book to change the readers mind, nor to invoke hatred or violence. Nor do I dislike any religious believer, or worshipper, who believe in any of the different Gods in the World. I wrote it in the futile hope of someday understanding the conflicting viewpoints. I have tried to decipher some of the verses contained in the Bible, but this has left me confused. My quest to find God has still not been fulfilled, nor has the longing to find answers.
I don't think you'll ever find something called “God” in the Bible. What you will find are a lot of mythical stories, legends, that probably started before there was written language and passed down through memorization generation after generation. The men (women were never allowed to write or interpret verses of the Bible) who wrote the verses certainly had an objective in mind--primarily the moral and ethical control of their minions. In its many translations, translators refined the language to promote their objectives. Particularly, King James who had his scholars pen a Bible that common folk could read and, come under the spell (control) of.
Recent evidence suggests that the Romans created the story of Jesus in order to control the unruly Jews in their empire by giving them the Savior that the Torah begged for.
Finally! Understand and learn from the New Testament Books of Romans, 1 Corinthians, and 2 Corinthians.
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The Christian Church faces many challenges today that threaten to disrupt its life and mission. This book appraises the trinitarian ecclesiology of John Zizioulas and Jurgen Moltmann and proposes that the Church is a creation of the Holy Trinity thr
