robtex
Veteran Member
There are two theories of great stories of holy books in general.
1) they are inspired by God and transcribled by man
2) they were written by man.
If one buys into # 2 than the question is how much of the proposed story is true and how much is added in to spice-up the story and give it an inspirational and religious edge?
In the case tsunami's it is undoublty one of the greatest and most tragic event created by nature, and thus perhaps by God by believers, in the last 1/2 century. The kind of natural event that could inspire gospels and stories of Gods presenting their will fighthing good versus evil and the possible triumph of morals and evil or evil versus God versus the world.
This could be the sodom and gomorrah or tower of babel of today. If you were such a writer..one who wanted to inspire the hearts and emotions for centuries to come from an acutal event and promote the God (of your choice) what would be an outline for presenting the great tsunamis of recent and how it relates to God and a new gospel.
1) they are inspired by God and transcribled by man
2) they were written by man.
If one buys into # 2 than the question is how much of the proposed story is true and how much is added in to spice-up the story and give it an inspirational and religious edge?
In the case tsunami's it is undoublty one of the greatest and most tragic event created by nature, and thus perhaps by God by believers, in the last 1/2 century. The kind of natural event that could inspire gospels and stories of Gods presenting their will fighthing good versus evil and the possible triumph of morals and evil or evil versus God versus the world.
This could be the sodom and gomorrah or tower of babel of today. If you were such a writer..one who wanted to inspire the hearts and emotions for centuries to come from an acutal event and promote the God (of your choice) what would be an outline for presenting the great tsunamis of recent and how it relates to God and a new gospel.