Can someone more versed in The Word than I explain something?
What were Jesus's actual last words right before taking his final breath? Whose version?
Was Simon the Cyrene carrying The Cross, or not?
Was Jesus betrayed with a kiss or did he go out to the Romans and announce that it was he they were looking for?
To be fair, someone unrelated to the campaign likely bought the domain and set it to redirect.
Still funny, though.
That's Old Testament, silly.
yeeeeeet it doesn't answer the question… silly.
Soooooo… don't seek the actual Truth, just be complacent with the abstract idea, and then base my life on it???
How does mistranslation completely change events?
People who were there disappear and aren't even mentioned.
Entire scenarios are changed.
Were Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John all writing in different languages?
Is that how the mistranslation changed things like they did?
If it's about the literal Son of God and The Word of God…
Why do you claim accuracy isn't important?
Would that be one of the MOST important things?
so like…
selling foods that give you the shits, and also selling toilet paper and anti-the-shits pills?
I love when people don't realize that the bible was written in the style of the day.
Then again, who reads Latin so hardcore that they go through ancient texts to know how the Romans wrote?
Gai, I was talking about the Roman writing style.
Q literally told us to read the bible.
I'm going cover to cover and seeking answers.
How is this a slide?
What was Q hoping we'd get out of it?
What happens when you put The Bible in front of hyper critical autism?
So far… I'm seeing a lot of holes.
Why do you wish to shame me for trying to fill them, if possible?
That's where you're wrong, kiddo!
I'm reading the new testament cover to cover.
My question do not come from orthodoxy, but from the very Word itself.
If Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John were not writing in different languages, then the translation isn't what made the difference in their accounts, but their words.
Thomas and Judas were solid reads.
And I'm still a yuge fan of the "what Jesus did for three days" Pistis Sophia saga.
that came into the shop while I was doing charity work and I made sure to grab it before anyone who actually "want" it (for no no purposes) got the chance to take it with them.
I keep it with the Shriner fezzes.
Seems appropriate.
I love how we have no problem with the concept of a woman doing all that "Bill" has been accredited.
We're so fuckin' prograssive, frendo!