christian faith without the bible as foundation

[dsaly1969]

There are always liberal unprogrammed Quaker meetings, Unity or UU churches. Generally they honor Jesus but tend to be more universalist in their leanings. Also you might want to expand your reading. Perhaps the Bhagavad Gita or A Course in Miracles.

 

[ObjectOfMercy]

Impossible. The Christian faith is 100% founded on the Bible, which is the Word of God. Why would you want to replace the truth of God for a lie? Only those who hate God would do so.

 

[VoidCat]

Impossible. The Christian faith is 100% founded on the Bible, which is the Word of God. Why would you want to replace the truth of God for a lie? Only those who hate God would do so.

It's not founded on the Bible it's founded on Jesus.The earliest Christians did not have a Bible because the Bible had not yet been put together.And even when it was it took years before the Bible was mass produced(The printing press was not invented until 1440)and for most of that time most bible were not in a lot of languages,

 

[exchemist]

It's not founded on the Bible it's founded on Jesus.The earliest Christians did not have a Bible because the Bible had not yet been put together.And even when it was it took years before the Bible was mass produced(The printing press was not invented until 1440)and for most of that time most bible were not in a lot of languages,

Well said.

 

[VoidCat]

Well said.

I was a little worried about my wording a bit so thank you for that.

 

[exchemist]

I was a little worried about my wording a bit so thank you for that.

It seems to me that Object of Mercy may be interpreting the "Word" narrowly, to mean just written words, when in fact it refers to Christ: the Word was made flesh, etc.

 

[VoidCat]

It seems to me that Object of Mercy may be interpreting the "Word" narrowly, to mean just written words, when in fact it refers to Christ: the Word was made flesh, etc.

Perhaps.