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I would advise you to head down to your local university and take a religious studies course covering a bit of the Bible. It's usually split into OT/NT. What y
by engineeringwoke 6y ago
I would advise you to head down to your local university and take a religious studies course covering a bit of the Bible. It's usually split into OT/NT.
What you will find there is that we know that the Bible is an amalgam of a script that was pieced together by many, many human authors. It is trivial today to tell because we can cross-reference Koine Greek versus translations and authors chose different words consistently for the same concepts.
So, no. Not really beyond the natural/physical world at all. Just one lie of many competing lies.
- objectivetruth 6y agoI would advise you to head down to your local church and meet some more Christians so you don't keep presuming we're all ignorant of Biblical studies, analysis, exegesis, and historical interpretation. What you may also find there is that telling a person that the amalgams of history, philosophy, and spirituality that make up that person's religion "one lie of many competing lies" is an incredibly disrespectful and ineffective way to discuss religion with that person.