mickiel
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Well yes, I don't know the God I believe in. The particular God that I see in the bible, is in fact complettely unknown, only a very few have known him, and no religions on earth represent him.
Peace.
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Mickiel's proof of God.
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Well yes, I don't know the God I believe in. The particular God that I see in the bible, is in fact complettely unknown, only a very few have known him, and no religions on earth represent him.
Peace.
mickiel
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In other words, you're talking about things you know nothing about? Maybe you shouldn't.
Well maybe I shouldnot. I understand that all too well.
But I have nothing better to do.
Peace.
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Ok. So the god of which you speak IS in fact the god of the christian bible,
even though you have previously stated the contrary when pressed for an answer.
mickiel
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I couldcareless about Christian applause, or anyonelses applause, I am not in this for applause. I appriciate good comments about my views, yes, but I am not out for agreement, I am content with my own agreement with myself, and need nothing from others.
You are correct, I am not refering to " The Christian God", who their God is, I have my theorys, and have already expressed those in other post.
Peace.
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Well why on earth would you need the christian bible to show you god
if christianity in general does not even represent the god it proports to?
Why would you even trust them for their bible?
It's cyclical and makes no sense.
mickiel
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mickiel
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There is no such thing as the " Christian Bible", its simply the Bible that Christians believe in, its not " Theirs to own." The bible was written for all of humanity, which simply includes Christians, they just have usurped it to be only for them.
And your consciousness has brought into that.
Peace.
mickiel
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I totally disagree with this, non christians scribed, edited and compiled the bible.
And history supports this.
Peace.
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And how is that relevant? It's what christians believe in - hence, the term "christian Bible". So what?
mickiel
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No , no, The expression " Christian bible", denotes that it belongs to Christians, ownership. Thats like saying " White Americans America", as if its owned by whites. America is owned by all the races who live within it, just as the bible is owned by all of humanity.
Peace.
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How is this relevant to the question of whether or not you believe in the god described in this book?
mickiel
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I should have specified new testament.
And that is true what you say,
your god is ALSO the Jewish god then.
Which the christians claim is their god as well.
And yes the christian bible AS YOU KNOW IT,
complete with both old and new testament,
with all it's specific books,
was compiled by self professed christians.
Is "the bible" a holy book?
If yes, WHY do you think so?
What is your proof that the bible is a "holy book".
EDIT: or..... a book of TRUTH and great IMPORTANCE.
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enchanted_one1975
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Because the tales within have many holes in them.
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See this is why you should heed the advice in my signature. The NT deals with the biblical Christ, his conception, his birth, somewhat of his childhood, his ministry, his followers, his death and the spread of his message (that's just a small bit because NT contains other aspects of some historical events).....
The OT, to a degree, is seperate from that but it is linked together with the NT because Christians believe certain books or prophets foretold the coming of a Messiah (Christ - Anointed One) and this Christ just happens to be Yeshua (Jesus), in THEIR view.
The NT is largely Christian. Jews don't observe it. Muslims observe some but not all of it (mostly the four gospels and Revelation). Both Catholics and Protestants follow various books (scrolls) of the NT WikiAnswers - Why does the Protestant Bible have 66 books while the Catholic Bible has 73 books
Contrary to your understanding, the bible was not written for all...yada...yada...yada...Various scrolls were decided upon and compiled together making what is known as the bible. Later, Protestants rejected some of the scrolls contained thus forming a newly compiled book (bible).....
You would know these things had you done some research. The bible is not for the Jews because they follow the OT. The bible is not for the Muslims because they see the translated versions as being corrupted or distorted by the hands of man and they read daily from the Quran.
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